WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY
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It is toilet paper whispering a cheer of victory for the
Demon Deacons. It is lines at registration winding ominously
out of Reynolda Hall. It is "Romantic Poets" with the Provost,
"History of the South" with Dr. Smiley or "Camus" with
Germaine Bree. It is towering facades of Georgian red brick
and the fragrant scent of magnolia. It is strolls in the gardens
on a balmy southern afternoon or sledding with pit trays on a
rare snowy night. It is roadtrips to Myrtle, sundowns on
Sauratown Mountain, open house, champagne mixers, meal
tickets, serenades and panty raids. It is squabbles with the
Baptists and women in Efird. /( is a candlelight Lovefeast or a
night with the Atlanta Rhythm Section. // is roller skating
through the zoo and the Rocky Horror Picture Show in De-
Tamble. It is classes in Tribble Hall, Worrell House and Casa
Artom. It is memories of Sparky, Micky Mouse in the clock
and the rooster on the quad. It is the canopy of color on
Reynolda Road in the fall and the smell of tobacco in the cool
night air.
It is the molding of character, the education of the mind
and the rounding of a personality expressed through a collage
of images and a chronicle of experiences. This is what it
means to be a student at Wake Forest.
The 1980 Hoivler proudly presents the publication of it.
Copyright 1980 by Mary E. Helm and the Howler staff. Printed in the United States by Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina. All
rights are reserved.
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Wake Forest students never cease to find expression through a variety of
extracurricular activities. They do it in new topsiders, in their steppm' shoes,
on campus, in the streets of Winston-Salem, in the Fine Arts and over the
ocean. Whatever it is, they are always doing something.
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Sports events highlight every season with a particular kind of excitement.
Whether as a Tangerine Boxvl-bound football squad or a winning tennis team,
the Demon Deacons always play it, at least in spirit, like champions.
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Another facet of Wake Forest student life entails more formalized involvement
m various campus organizations. Participation in them may range from
service-oriented endeavors to group activities planned simply for exercise,
entertainment, and fun.
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Fraternities and socieities find that the first step towards a well-rounded and
companionable social life starts with learning how to say it in Creek.
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As liason between the student body and the external -world, the administration
interprets and promotes the conception of the University as an academic
institution. And, of course, the administration is also responsible for supplying
the framework of order and discipline so necessary for the University's smooth
operation. Wake Forest wouldn't be Wake Forest without someone keeping it
all in line.
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The ideals and goals of a liberal arts education come into focus in the classroom
for, it is here that the student finds the means for meshing intellectual pursuit
with practical application. Through personal involvement with the student
both inside and outside the academic environment, members of the faculty
strive to teach it, liberal learning, as a way of living.
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Whether as a spectator of performer , devoted student or ardent party-er,
participant or leader, the Wake Forest man or woman is first and foremost
considered to be an integral part of it, the 3,000-strong student body.
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The University Bulletin proudly affirms that Wake Forest educates men and
women not only for a profession but for life. In this sense, the Wake Forest
experience does not stop with the conferring of a diploma and degree but
involves taking what it meant to achieve these things with you.
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"A few clothing stereotypes exist on campus," the Student
Handbook helpfully tried to warn the pre-Wake Forest
freshman anxious to know just how it was done right at col-
lege. "You may hear terms," it continued, "such as khaki,
topsider, or Izod spoken of with certain joking familiarity."
Of course there were those who knew that such expressions
were merely harmless descriptions of a typically collegiate
brand of pants, shoe and shirt. But for the majority of those
who didn't, this vital fashion information only fostered
greater anxieties and visions of ultimate rejection.
Some actually made it to orientation with Sperry Topsiders,
a rainbow of Izods and Red Camel khakis from Belk's base-
ment. But those who didn't, and, indeed, those who did,
soon discovered that it didn't really matter. Amid the whirl of
orientation events, the pangs of homesickness, a swarm of
new friends and the panic of registration, clothing became
the most minor of concerns.
Ironically enough, the particularly conscientious freshman
soon noticed that he couldn't quite blend into the mainstream
with the total grace and nonchalance his increasing confi-
dence desired. How was it that he could faultlessly be pin-
pointed as a freshman? Unlike his fellow students, the white
was too white, the brown too brown. He was doing it in new
topsiders.
ENROLLMENT: 4,736 total enrollment; 3,286 in the College of
Arts and Sciences of which 1,994 are men and 1,292 are
women; 220 in the Graduate School; 506 in the Law School;
428 in the Bowman Gray School of Medicine; 203 in the
Babcock Graduate School of Management.
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS: 4,000 applications re-
ceived for 840 available spaces; approximately 82% of
freshmen graduated in the top fifth of their high school
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When 12 busloads of people, mostly freshmen and alumni,
started out at 8 a.m. on the grey and wet morning of Septem-
ber 29 for the 150-mile trek to Wake Forest, N.C., things
looked pretty bleak. Well-made plans for a leisurely day of
sightseeing for some and reminiscing for others was drasti-
cally disrupted by the mandates of regional television which
suddenly shifted the evening game (Wake Forest vs. N.C.
State) to 1:00 in the afternoon. Yet, despite the rain, hectic
schedule and disappointing 17-14 Deacon loss to the
Wolfpack, the day was not a total loss.
No one could help being caught up, even if briefly, in the
spirit that was and still is old Wake Forest. As the buses
toured the campus, familiar sights met the eye at every turn;
stately red-brick buildings, imposing white columns and
spire on a lofty chapel, green grass and shady magnolias all
served as visual reminders that the Winston-Salem Wake
Forest originated only 23 years ago from a more historic le-
gacy.
The campus is now inhabited by the Southeastern Baptist
Theological Seminary, but in the memories of those who still
live in the town as well as of those who moved with the
school to Winston-Salem, old Wake Forest still lives on. Mrs.
Opal Weatherly, a participant in the trek, lived on the old
campus for about 10 years with her husband who was then,
as now, the superintendent of buildings and grounds. Sum-
ming up her feelings about returning, she says, "People are
always so glad to see us when we come back." And, indeed, if
an air of peaceful, almost rural solitude so characteristic of the
Winston-Salem campus is any indication, Wake Forest never
really left.
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One of the givens of life at Wake Forest is a certain limita-
tion to the variety of entertainment available on campus.
After a few months, the endless cycle of classes, pit food, and
campus parties begins to lose its luster. Eventually, every
Wake Forest student begins to look for off-campus alterna-
tives. Originally, he limits himself to a quick ten-minute
jaunt up University Parkway to the 30th Street juncture of
Pizza Garden, TOG, and Safari Room. The more adventurous
student might slip outside a three mile radius of Wait Chapel
and explore such exotic nightspots at Henry's Pub (15
Brookstown Ave.) or Los Amigos (Mexican Restaurant).
It takes a little longer for the realization to sink in that
Winston-Salem also exists in the daytime. But inevitably
Wake students discover the character of the city apart from
the college. From such earthy delights as the Farmer's Market
and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. to the more esoteric pleasures
of the Winston-Salem Symphony and SECCA, it is a city of
contrasts. Of course, between the contrasts are things that are
just plain fun. Streetscene and the Dixie Classic Fair offer a
chance to get off campus, have a good time, and forget the
pressures of school. Those with a little more time can trek up
to the mountains in the fall to look at the leaves, then go back
in January for the skiing.
Anyway you look at it, for four years Winston-Salem is
home for 3,000 Wake Forest students. In this way it's like any
other college town, it can be participated in or ignored. But
when the magnolia-lined walkways begin to close in, there's
always lots to do in the streets of Winston-Salem.
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Unbeknown to many students, Wake
Forest participates with the North
Carolina School of the Arts and the
Southeastern Center for Contemporary
Art in an artist-in-residence program
sponsored by the Rockefeller Founda-
tion. A three year grant provides funds
for the stay of two nationally prominent
artists a year, as well as enabling many
more, shorter, visits by a wide variety
of artists. Theodora Skiptares, a per-
formance artist from New York, was in
Winston-Salem in the Spring. In Fall
1979, Winston-Salem's artist-in-
residence was the New York City
painter Jane Couch. A conversation
with her was somewhat deceptive, for
the quiet articulation of her views could
have belonged as easily to a visiting
English professor as to an artist. How-
ever, instead of Shakespeare, she was
explaining the details of pattern paint-
ing. More precisely, she was explaining
the details of her painting; for the label
of pattern painter is one which she has
neither chosen nor especially likes. Art
critic John Perreault has written, "Pat-
tern painting can be divided into two
clear subdivisions: the decorative and
the conceptual. . . . Jane Couch is not
overtly decorative, nor is she particu-
larly mathematicial or systematic in her
pattern-making. Her kind of painting
overlaps both wings of pattern paint-
ing, perhaps falling within a third yet
unnamed subdivision." In any case,
her presence on campus added a new
dimension to the arts at Wake Forest.
Following are excerpts from an inter-
view in which she talked about the ori-
gin and development of her work and
about her stay in Winston-Salem.
Q. How did you get involved with this
style of work?
A. Well, there was a period a few years
ago when I was very unsatisfied with
my painting so I quit for about a year. I
didn't want to paint again until I could
be excited about my work. In the mean-
time I kept up my knitting on a sweater
I was working on. I gradually became
fascinated with the patterns of weaving
and knitting and began to use them in
my painting.
Q. How long have you been working
on this particular painting?
A. I've been working on this one since
June. I brought it with me to finish.
Q. The colors in it are really nice, espe-
cially those reds and oranges. What
kind of paint is that?
A. It's done in oil. I tend to get a little
carried away with the paint. I put it on
very thick and some of those colors,
especially the reds and oranges you just
commented on, are pretty expensive.
About nine dollars a tube. But I like the
way they kind of pop out at you, while
other ones sink back into the canvas.
Q. What do you think of the arts in
Winston-Salem? I mean, do they do
more than just make cigarettes here?
A. I think there's a big emphasis on the
arts here. Certainly more than in most
towns this size. For one thing, SECCA
is here. It also seems that the people in
the community really want the arts
here. It's nice to have people in the
community who want to support the
arts — financially and otherwise.
Q. How about our department here at
Wake Forest? I know that it's grown a
tremendous amount in the four years
that I've been at Wake Forest. How
would you compare it with other
schools around the country?
A. This is a good department. The fac-
ulty and the facilities both compare well
with what I've seen at other places.
Q. How about the students?
A. Really good. In fact, I think the work
of the art sutdents here is comparable to
graduate work that I've seen being
done at some other institutions.
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Academic life at Wake Forest need not be limited by the
boundaries of Reynolda Road, University Parkway or the city
of Winston-Salem, for, as the Bulletin affirms, liberal arts ed-
ucation at Wake Forest is also international. Opportunities for
study abroad are unlimited and range from year-long ex-
change scholarships with universities in Berlin, Columbia
and Orleans, to four-week lightning tours through Europe
under the direction of a particular department. These excur-
sions also take students as far as Russia and South America.
The most popular choice, however, for study abroad seems
to be participation in the Venice, London, Dijon, and Spain
programs. In 1974 the University purchased the former Amer-
ican consulate on the Grand Canal in Venice which, under the
name of Casa Artom, houses up to twenty students each se-
mester. Approximately sixteen students spend a semester in a
large, Victorian house in suburban London acquired by the
University in 1977 through the patronage of Mr. Eugene Wor-
rell. Together with a faculty member and Italian and British
professors, students study selected courses focusing on the
culture and history of each country. In France and Spain,
students live with families and study at the University of
Dijon or the University of Salamanca for a semester.
Wake Forest students, then, at least those who venture over
the ocean, do it not only on a homey 320-acre campus but also
in the back alleys of the Champs d'Elysses and the streets of
Picadilly Circus.
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After a last-minute 30-23 victory over
Appalachian State to open the season,
the Deacons embarked on a string of
upsets by defeating then 12th ranked
Georgia, 22-21. As the Bulldogs cele-
brated the 50th birthday of Stanford
Stadium before a full house crowd,
Wake outran and ourpassed the Dogs
before holding off three late scoring
threats to seal the victory. The deadly
Venuto-to-Baumgardner passing attack,
demonstrated against Georgia proved
even more effective against ECU as the
Deacons boosted their record to 3-0 and
Venuto established an ACC record for
completions. A 40-yard Phil Denfield
field goal midway through the final
period and a stubborn fourth quarter
defense gave the Deacs a 23-20 win.
Wake lost its first game on a rainy
Saturday at NC State, 17-14. After a
game-winning State field goal late in
the game, a last-minute Deacon drive
ended in a fumble in State territory.
Travelling to Virginia Tech the follow-
ing week, Wake needed two fourth
quarter touchdowns to defeat the
Gobblers, 19-14, the game again being
decided in the final minutes.
Defense was the key to Wake's 24-19
victory over UNC, October 13. All-
conference Carolina tailback Amos
Lawrence was held to scarcely a yard
per carry average. Two fourth quarter
touchdowns again provided the margin
the Deacs needed. On October 20, the
squad bettered its record to 6-1 and
broke into the Top Twenty for the first
time since 1944 by defeating Maryland,
1 25-17. Defense again was a key factor as
V the Terps failed to manage a touchdown
4 until the waning minutes of the game.
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The season climaxed October 27,
when the confident 6-1 Deacons
rolled into a packed house at
Groves Stadium and stood toe-to-
toe with perennial powerhouse
Auburn, ranked 13th nationally.
After the teams played to a 21-20
standoff midway through the sec-
ond quarter, Auburn converted a
long scoring drive and two Wake
fumbles into a 38-20 halftime lead.
Enlivened by Coach Mackovic's
lockerroom speech and James
McDougald's record breaking four
touchdowns, the Deacs turned
three long second half drives into
touchdowns while the defense shut
the Tiger scoring machine com-
pletely down. As Venuto broke his
own record for single game passing
yardage, the defense withstood two
fourth quarter Auburn drives by
forcing turnovers late in the game.
Ranked 14th and in the national
limelight, the Deacs went to Clem-
son November 3 only to be humili-
ated 31-0 in a regionally televised
game. The physical Tiger team
combined a power running attack
with frequent Wake mistakes in
routing the Deacs and virtually
eliminating the squad's chance for
a share of the ACC title. After a
17-14 victory over Duke, memora-
ble only for Frank Harnisch's last-
second field goal in a muddy
downpour and James McDougald's
200 plus yards rushing, the Deacs
were once again clouted in South
Carolina, this time by USC.
Though the teams played evenly
until halftime, a second half bar-
rage of Wake Forest turnovers even-
tually led to a 35-14 loss. The suffer-
ing was alleviated only by the
team's lockerrom acceptance of a
Tangerine Bowl invitation.
An emotionally inspired LSU
team, playing its last game for Head
Coach Charley MacLendon, pre-
vented the Deacs from capturing
that elusive ninth win. Trailing
24-3 at the half, the team momen-
tarily staged a second half comeback,
but, once again, key turnovers
sealed the Deacon's fate. LSU
walked away with the victory,
34-10.
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Under the direction of Coach
George Kennedy, the soccer club
spent its last year of existence play-
ing an intensive schedule of ranked
teams in anticipation of its 1980
debut as a NCAA varsity squad.
The demanding assortment of
teams was part of Coach Kennedy's
extensive training to prepare for an
enormous 1980 schedule which in-
cludes both nationally ranked in-
dependents and traditionally tough
ACC opponents.
Coach Kennedy comes to Wake
Forest with a long history of suc-
cess. He trained the team con-
stantly during the off-season with a
vigorous program that included
both winter and indoor soccer.
Team members responded en-
thusiastically.
With a strong, young nucleus re-
turning to join a cluster of new re-
cruits, the prospects for the Deacs'
first season look bright. The hard
work during the off-season should
make the Deacons immediate com-
petitors. However, a relentless
schedule that includes many well
established powers prevents any-
one from being hastily optimistic.
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What was perhaps the most criti-
cal play affecting the men's basket-
ball team in 1979-80 occurred long
before the season even started.
Frank Johnson injured his ankle in
a'pickup game, and, after dressing
for Wake's first few games, decided
to wait until next season to use his
remaining year of eligibility.
After narrowly missing an upset
of Duke in the season opener, Wake
lost to NC State the following night
to finish last in the Big Four tour-
nament for the third consecutive
year. In the time between the Big
Four and the start of the ACC
schedule, the team won six games
while losing only to Temple away
from home.
During that time, the team
played consistently well against
non-conference foes.
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The conference season started January
2 at Virginia, where Wake Forest never
regained from an early Virginia lead.
Against Maryland and UNC, Deacon
fans got a preview of a problem that was
to plague the team all year long: the in-
ability to protect a lead in the final min-
utes of a game. Wake lost both games
in the final minutes.
The Deacs picked up their first con-
ference win behind Chuck Dahms at
home against Clemson. But the Clemson
win was followed by a disappointing
loss to Duke in which Wake built a 66-60
lead only to lose 67-66 in the last minute.
BaLlhandling mistakes were a key factor
in the loss.
A victory over non-conference foe
Appalachian and a loss to UNC ended
the first half of the conference season.
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The second half of the ACC
schedule started off with a smooth
win over new conference member
Georgia Tech. In the following
game, against Duke, Wake jumped
out to a 31-15 lead and appeared
heading for consecutive conference
victories. But a flurry of turnovers
at the hands of the Duke press en-
abled the Blue Devils to gain the
lead by halftime and go on to a bit-
ter second half blowout.
The next game, at home against
Virginia, was the most exciting of
the season, ending with Alvis
Roger's swish shot as time expired
to give the team its third conference
win. The Virginia game was fol- ^
lowed by a loss to Clemson.
NC State used its slow down tac- s
tics to defeat the Deacs at Raleigh |
on February 11. Wake finally got e
back-to-back wins with last minute 5
victories over both Davidson and |
Georgia Tech at home.
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The Deacs finished the regular season
with an unspectacular 13-13 record after
two late season losses. The first occurred
at Maryland when a second half rally fell
short after the team came back from a 15
point halftime deficit. The second, at
home against NC State, resulted when
State gained early control of the game
and utilized their slowdown tactics once
again.
The Deacs finished the season with a
4-10 conference record, edging out only
newcomer Georgia Tech in the final con-
ference standings. The team played sec-
ond place finisher UNC in the first
round of the tournament, which was yet
to be played when the Howler went to
press.
With Frank Johnson back in action
next season and the four sophomores
who formed the nucleus of the 1979-
squad having had another year's experi-
ence, next year's club should undoubt-
edly improve on this year's record. The
team will definitely have the potential
for a high conference finish in 1980-81 .
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Rebounding from a weak 6 — 20
record the year before, the Deacons
responded with an improved 16 — 9
record overall, despite a 2 — 4 mark
in ACC competition. The ACC tour-
nament proved to be disappointing
for the Deacs as they ended up in
seventh place with just 30 points. A
trip through Florida by Coach
Leighton's squad against tough com-
petition proved to be somewhat suc-
cessful. Armand Molina held down
the number one spot admirably, post-
ing a 22 — 3 record. Other top per-
formers included number two Allen
Farfour and number three Tom Keif-
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Second-year Coach Sylvia Gilley led a
young net team to a successful year.
The team finished with a 6-3 record
overall in the fall (2-2 in the ACC). Con-
ference victories were over Maryland
and NC State. Taking into account the
loss of four of the top six players from
last year's team, this was considered
one of the better seasons in a while for
the Lady Deacs. The team was paced
by last year's MVP Ann Phelps, who
registered an 8-1 fall record, and
freshman Kay Anderle. With this
young team, the netters are expecting a
good deal of success in the future.
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Fall 1979 found the women's cross
country team struggling for recogni-
tion among intense ACC competition
that included three of the nation's top
ten teams. Highlighting the season,
the team competed in the AIAW Na-
tional meet for the first time in its five
year history. The Lady Deacons won
the right to advance to the national
meet by finishing third at the Region
II, Division II meet in Kentucky, No-
vember 3. Wake Forest Finished 17th
overall among 46 teams in their divi-
sion.
Newcomers Karen Bartel and
Melanie White performed consis-
tently throughout their first year,
while sophomores Alisa Davis and
Cindy Ross returned to have superior
individual performances. The teams
youth and the NCAA's new system of
division, which should give the team
a greater opportunity for advance-
ment in the future, afford hope for
the years to come.
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Running is the highest mode I have of ex-
pressing myself. It's what makes me unique
as an individual. Doing well in a race is the
best sense of satisfaction I know. My first
two seasons were mediocre and the support
of a friend kept me going. The biggest
achievement in my life was breaking the
nine minute barrier in the two-mile. That
moment made the last six years of training
worthwhile.
The Men's Cross Country team
finished with a 1-2 record in dual meet
competition. Led by senior Larry De-
laplaine and junior Darryl Robinson the
harriers gained fifth place in the state
meet and sixth in the conference. With
seniors Larry Delaplaine, Jack Durkin,
and Mark Warren graduating the un-
derclassmen will face a challenge in
building a winning program in the 1980
season.
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The field hockey team, under the di-
rection of Coach Caroline Brown, came
close to their goal of a winning season
by bordering the .500 mark. The team
posted an upset win over Duke, which
had previously been unbeaten by
Coach Brown's teams. Five players
made the Deep South East Sectionals
including: Leanne Book, Laura Dron-
zek, Stee Brown, Sandy Barbour, and
Jinsey Dauk. Captain Alicia Nance and
Goal-keeper Cathy Wright will be the
only losses next year, leaving a strong
nucleus of returning players. With an
experienced squad, Coach Brown's
team should have its winning season in
the upcoming year.
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In spite of a record far below the .500
mark, the 1979-80 women's basketball
team showed definite improvement
from last season's 2-19 mark. Under the
direction of highly acclaimed first year
coach Wanda Briley, the team played in
a new and stronger AIAW division in
addition to playing a complete ACC
schedule that included nationally
ranked teams.
Improvement was evident from the
beginning of the season to the end. An
early season 31 point loss to Eton was
nearly avenged in late season when the
Lady Deacs took Elon into overtime.
Coach Briley calls the spirited group
one of the most hard-working she has
ever seen. The team's attitude seemed
to be one of its most valuable assets.
Senior Jane Jackson provided the
squad with leadership as she averaged
over 17 points per game. Barbara
Durham, a freshman, provided inside
strength by averaging almost 16 points
a game.
With over a hundred prospective re-
cruits having already been contacted,
the team could conceivably improve as
much next season as it did in 1979-80.
However, it appears that Wake is still a
few years away from competing with
the Division I giants of the ACC.
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Second year coach Gale Chamblee
directed her young volleyball team
through an impressive 1979 season
that culminated in a NCAIAW cham-
pionship and a berth in the regional
tournament. The team compiled a
20-15 record through the course of the
season. The Deacs were undefeated
in their district and lost only one
match to another Division II team. In
addition, the team proved it could
compete with Division I teams by
finishing third among a strong field
at the ECU Invitational. Following
the season, the team boosted its
record to 24-15 by winning the an-
nual state tournament and advanced
to the regional tournament for the
first time since 1977. With freshmen
comprising more than half the team,
Coach Chamblee should have an
abundance of talent returning in fu-
ture years.
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During the 1979 season, the Wake
Forest Track team made exceedingly
good showings in distance running
events. In the ACC indoor meet, Larry
Delaplaine and Kevin Amigh captured
5th place in the Steeplechase with Dar-
ryl Robinson gaining 4th place in the
1500 meter race with a time of 1:53. The
upcoming season will be paced by a
strong core of returning members and
new recruits. Veterans Larry Delaplaine
and Darryl Robinson coupled with
freshmen Dexter Hawkins and Robert
Johnston, will give the Wake Forest
Track team a bright future for the 1980
season.
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The Wake Forest Golf Team began
the Spring of 1979 in expected win-
ning fashion. The team placed second
in the Pan-American Invitational and
also the Furman Invitational.
In the ACC Championship Tour-
nament Wake Forest won first place
honors with Gary Hallberg and
Robert Wrenn placing second and
fourth respectively.
In the Fall 1979 season the team
placed first in the Grandfather Invita-
tional and third in the Cypress Gar-
dens Intercollegiate. Gary Pinns
paced the team gaining first place
honors at the Cardinal Amateur and
the Grandfather Invitational. Good
showings were also made by Matt
King and Tom Knox who both gained
second places in the Cardinal
Amateur and the Cypress Gardens
Invitational. With returning NCAA
Champion Gary Hallberg, and veter-
ans Robert Wrenn, and Gary Pinns.
The Wake Forest Golf Team promises
another extraordinary winning sea-
son in 1980.
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Despite a disappointing third place
finish in the state AIAW tournament,
the Lady Deacon golfers enjoyed a suc-
cessful fall season. A 15 stroke victory
in the Big Four Tournament high-
lighted the fall. Wake golfers Charlotte
Grant and Amy Geitner took first and
second place in that tournament as
Wake claimed three of the top four
spots. The victory was especially pleas-
ing since Wake Forest hosted the tour-
nament at Old Town Country Club. In
other fall action, the Lady Deacons
finished second among nine teams in
the Duke Fall Invitational. Charlotte
Grant consistently held down the num-
ber one slot, while Robin Holloway and
Patty Jordan proved to be threats in
every tournament.
The golfers prepared enthusiastically
for the spring schedule, which pitted
them against the best teams in the na-
tion. The team currently has access to
two championship courses, Bermuda
Run and Old Town, which gives it
some of the best facilities in the coun-
try.
Recruiting between the fall and
spring seasons was said to be going
well. With every member of this year's
team returning, Wake Forest could very
well have next fall its best team ever.
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With a strong nucleus from the 1978
squad and the inspired play of several
seniors, the 1979 Diamond Deacs
posted their winningest record in fifteen
years. However, the Deacons, .28-9
overall, finished second in conference
play for the second consecutive year
with a 9-3 mark. A new ACC rule
eliminating the post-season tourna-
ment sent regular season champion
Clemson to the NCAA tournament.
Any Deacon hopes for an at-large bid
were quelled by two late season losses.
Seniors Stan Johnson and Bob Hely
combined with Chris Hurd to provide
the offensive power for the team. Frank
and Marty Harnisch also paced the
team with consistant hitting and 41 sto-
len bases between them. Defensively,
Senior Jimmy Doherty posted the
team's lowest ERA mark, and Warren
Newton was undefeated in seven deci-
sions.
The squad suffered conference losses
only to Clemson and UNC. Its first con-
ference loss, a grueling 16 inning loss to
Clemson in midseason, was perhaps
the most disheartening defeat of the
year. Clemson's victory over Wake
Forest the following day virtually
erased the Deacons' chances of winning
the conference championship.
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sports at Wake, found the competetion
within the ACC tough this year. The
team's overall record was 4 — 8. Coach
Tom Aim, in his third year, and senior
swimmers Tom Laraway, Ron Cobb,
and Jim Kusel had high hopes at the
outset. Strong individual showings
were turned in consistently by Mark
Hicks, David Linquist, and Rob Leyrer.
The loss of this year's seniors will hurt
Wake's prospects for future success.
Competition with the States of the
swimming world isn't going to get any
easier.
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WHICH WAY WAKE FOREJI?
When delegates to the North Carolina Baptist Convention
met last year in our city and decided that twelve of the
thirty-six members of the University's Board of Trustees
should be "Evangelical Christians", was it really a great
step forward for the University? Or was it merely an act of
acknowledging Wake Forest's diversifying student body?
Or was it the first step toward autonomy? The decision was
probably a mixture of each.
The controversy with the Baptists didn't begin yesterday,
or even within the last decade. A series of actions have
irked the body, the earliest in 1838 and 1839 when visiting
Baptist preachers complained of their treatment at the col-
lege and discovered an outlet for whiskey a short distance
from the campus. Like its successor, the University, the
College was noted for intellectual independence and had a
fairly good reputation along the Eastern Seaboard. In the
1920s, the College's President, Dr. William Louis Poteat,
became involved in the evolution controversy, taking an
affirmative stand for its teaching. This displeased many of
the North Carolina Baptists, as did the dancing controversy
of 1957. The College and the Convention didn't see eye to
eye on that one either, the convention arguing that the land
of the campus should be devoted to the glory of God and
that it couldn't be as long as dancing was permitted.
Then, in 1976, the University accepted a $300,000 federal
grant of which $70,000 was used to build a greenhouse.
This bothered the Baptists, not the money so much, for
Wake Forest had accepted grants before for instruction and
research, but never for bricks and mortar. After much bic-
kering it was decided to accept the grant but match it in
another way so that it wouldn't appear a grant, but a part of
a money-raising effort.
For the last year it has been hinted that the convention
would cut out ties to WFU, but didn't do so. Like a parent
punishing an errant child the Convention has sought to
deal with the University's growing independence. Using
that analogy, Wake Forest is as any child should be: posses-
sing many qualities of the parents, but representing a
uniquely independent life. One must never suppress the
other.
If Wake Forest is to continue to grow and foster the ideals
that have made it the great school it is, it must work for
permanent solutions to the differences between those who
gave life to the institution and those who inhabit it now.
The move of the Convention last year was a compromise —
one that should solve the situation temporarily.
Will this be the final end? Will this improve relations?
Will this satisfy both sides? How can one tell? One thing is
for certain — like the evolution and dancing conflicts before
it, this, too, should pass.
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ANTHROPOLOGY
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Cornwell, Hetty Jo Brumbach. Not Shown: David Evans,
E. Pendleton Banks
Chairman — Dr. Stanton Tefft
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Thomas, Raymond E. Kuhn. Not Shown: Ralph D. Amen, Charles Allen, Thomas Olive
BIOLOGY
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Bottom to top: John Dimmick, James C. McDonald, Her-
man E. Eure, Robert L. Sullivan, Hugo C. Lane, Ramunas
Bigelis, R.L. Wyatt
Chairman — Gerald W. Esch
L-R: Glenn Clark, Jr., Steven Ewing, Delmer Hylton, Sayeste Daser, Olive Thomas,
Lee Knight, Leon Cook, Jr., Jeanne Owen, Arun Dewasthali, Thomas Taylor, John
Coullard
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Jackels, Harry Miller
Chairman — Wallace Baird
C L A f J I C J
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John Andronia
Chairman — Robert Ulery
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Hugh High
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EDUCATION
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Melville, J. Don Reeves
Chairman — Joseph O. Milner
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ENGLISH
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Johnston
Chairman — Wilmer D. Sanders
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McDowell, David Hadley, Larry Palmer,
Buck Yearns, Richard Zuber, Henry
Stroupe. Not Pictured: Percival Perry,
Richard Bamett, David L. Smiley.
Chairman — Richard Zuber
H I J T O R Y
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There are many among the faculty and
students who claim to be loyal Deacons,
but few have the proof like Dr. Henry
Stroupe. Dr. Stroupe received his B.S. de-
gree in Social Science from Wake Forest in
1935. From 1935 to 1937 Dr. Stroupe was
a graduate student assistant while study-
ing for his M.A. in History. From 1937-
1942 he loas working on his doctorate and
teaching in the Wake Forest History de-
partment. Dr. Stroupe served as a Navy
officer from 1943 to 1946, but immediately
thereafter returned to teaching at WF. In
1961, when the Graduate School began, he
was appointed its Dean. This fall, Dr.
Stroupe took his first leave. The Howler
interviewed our "truest Demon Deacon"
and here's what he had to say.
"1935"
"In 1935, there were about 1000 stu-
dents, all male, except for a few girls
who were somehow connected with the
faculty. There was only one girl in my
graduating class, no blacks and only a
few foreigners. President Kitchin was
serving at the time. There were about
twelve buildings on the old campus in
1935. About one-half of the students
lived off campus in boarding houses
close by. There was no cafeteria so we
had to find some kind of favorite eating
establishment or boarding house. It
cost about $12-$15 a month for food.
Tuition was only around $150 a month.
The faculty consisted of about 20 mem-
bers who were all males, except the
school nurse. Classes were held from
Monday through Saturday at noon. A
large portion of the students were pre-
law or pre-med; there was no business
school. I would say that the average
student could be described as white,
male, Baptist and from N.C. Very few
students had cars, but there were good
bus and train systems from Wake Forest
to Durham or Raleigh. Girls were never
allowed in the dormitories or in the
boarding houses.
"Charlie's Angels"
"If a girl came up to visit you, she
stayed in a tourist home. (A tourist
home isn't exactly like a motel.) No fun
began until Saturday afternoon. If you
didn't have a steady girl, chances are
you went down to "Uncle Charlie's
Angel Farm." That's what we called
Meredith College, because Charles
Brewer was its president. There was no
curfew for Wake Foresters, so most of
the guys would catch a late train back to
Wake Forest called the "Shoo-Fly Ex-
press". If you didn't have a date, there
was always one movie playing in town,
of course only on Saturday nights.
Dances couldn't be held on campus so
the fraternities held dances in Durham
or Raleigh. Pep rallies and bon fires
were great social occasions back then.
The two literary societies were some of
the biggest organizations on campus.
The B.S.U. was also one of the largest
and most popular groups. George Grif-
fin was its president. Now he is Dr.
Griffin of the Religion department. The
popularity of these groups died after
radio, TV and stereos became popular.
Chapel was mandatory 3 times a week.
Dr. Poteat had retired by then, but he
still taught Sunday School — to a
packed auditorium every Sunday. The
publications were the same in 1935 as
they are now. The Howler had a page of
jokes, an original short story, pages of
pictures of the staff members' girl
friends and a history of the year, writ-
ten by the class historian-me.
"Beating Carolina!"
"In the 1920's baseball had been the
most popular sport, but by 1935 football
was gaining in popularity. In 1935 we
had a good football team. We beat
Carolina then too! N.C. State was our
biggest rival, because it was .so close
by. Baseball was the second most popu-
lar sport, then basketball. Golf and ten-
nis were both lower in popularity. I was
on the tennis team then. We had to
wear long white pants whenever we
played, which got really hot sometimes.
We had three cheerleaders in 1935. One
of them was Jim Mason, who is now the
Chairman of the Board of Trustees. The
biggest sports event of the year was the
Easter Monday baseball game with
State in Raleigh. They used to close
down all the offices and government
buildings, so that everyone could come
to the game.
"Women and WFU"
'There are certainly more women en-
rolled here now than ever before. At
one time, President Waite said he
wanted to build a 10 foot high wall
around campus, to keep the women off
completely. He didn't even want them
in the same church. The administration
has to be more selective in choosing
women, because of the housing situa-
tion. I can remember a year, maybe in
the 60's, when the editors of all three
publications and the Student Govern-
ment officers were all women. I would
say that women at Wake Forest have
changed apace with women
everywhere.
"Quality not Quantity"
"I am hopeful for the future of our
relationship with the Baptist Conven-
tion. In the next five years or so, we
should be able to tell if the individual
churches are going to support us, as I
would hope they will. Every tribulation
makes a stronger Wake Forest. If life is
too easy — people become too weak. I
do hope that Wake Forest will remain a
small, liberal arts university, placing its
emphasis on quality not quantity."
MATHEMATICS
L-R: John Sawyer, Richard Carmichael, Stephen Richters, Gaylord May, Ben Seelbinder, James Kuzmanovich,
Marcellus Waddill
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L-R: Fredric Howard, Nirmal Devi, Graham May, Ellen Kirkman, John Baxley, Elmer Hayashi, Ivey Gentry
Chairman — CPT. Ed Grant
aptain Buck Wray j
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depai
HOWLER: How much military
training do most R.O.T.C. pro-
fessors have?
WRAY: It varies quite a bit, de-
pending on the rank. The cap-
tains in the department have an
average of 6-8 years of service.
A major in the department has
18 years of service and a colonel
has 19 years of military service.
HOWLER: What degree do
most R.O.T.C. professors hold?
WRAY: Again, it varies. Some
have a Bachelor's while many,
including myself, are working
on a Master's.
HOWLER: What field do most
professors hold degrees in?
WRAY: Most of the faculty hold
degrees in business or counsel-
ing.
HOWLER: How many men and
women are in the program? Is
there a R.O.T.C. "type"?
WRAY: No, there are all kinds
of people interested in the op-
portunities we have to offer.
Approximately 200 freshmen
and sophomores are taking
R.O.T.C. courses, though they
are not enrolled in the program.
At present, there are 215 men
and 41 women in the program
at Wake Eorest.
MILITARY
SCIENCE
Upper Row, L-R: CPT. Dave Walters, MAJ. Bill Waller, CPT. Ed Grant.
Below: CPT. Buck Wray, CPT. Bob Lewis, SGM. Bobby Pounds
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L-R: Davidson Burgess, James Gallatin, Teresa Radomski, Christopher Giles, David Levy, Louis Goldstein, Lucille
Harris, John Mochnick. Not Shown: Donna Mayer-Martin, Annette LeSiege
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L-R: Gregory D. Pritchard, Charles Lewis, Ralph
Kennedy, Robert Helm
Chairman — Gregory D. Pritchard
P H I L O J O p H Y
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Front row, L-R: Sally Hutsler, William Hottinger, Dot
Casey. Row 2: Leo Ellison, Gale Chamblee, Lynn Blount,
Gail Sailer. Row 3: Don Bergey, Bill Dellastatious, Tommy
Boone. Row 4: Jack Reieski, Paul Ribisl. Not Shown: Deb-
bie David
Chairman — William Hottinger
PHYJICAL EDUCATION
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L-R: Eric Matthews, Kathy Brown, William Kerr, Robert Brehme, George Williams, Ysbrand Haven, Howard Shields
Chairman — George Williams
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L-R: James Steintrager, Jon Reinhardt, C.H. Richards, Jr., Richard
Sears, David Broyles, Robert Utley, Don Schoonmaker, Carl C.
Moses
Chairman — Dr. James Steintrager
P O L I TICS
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PS Y CHO LOG
Front Row, L-R: Anne Meinrath, Deborah Best, Jean Seeman, Robert Dufort. Row 2: David Hills, Robert Beck, Philippe
Falkenberg, David Catron, Mark Meinrath. Not Shown: John Williams, Cecilia Solano, Charles Richman.
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L-R: E.W. Hamrick, John Collins, G. McLeod Bryan, J.W. Angell, Fred Horton, George Griffin, Carlton Mitchell, Ralph
Wood. Not Shown: R.A. Dyer, Charles Talbert
RELIGION
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Chairman — E.W. Hamrick
Wake Forest Faculty Alumni
Ever felt like your professor could nevei
understand your problems as a Wake
Forest student? Here's a list of Wake
Forest Faculty Alumni and the type ot
degree they received here.
Charles M. Allen — B.S., MA.
Richard C. Barnett — B.A.
Donald B. Bergey — B.S., M.A.
Deborah L. Best — B. A., M.A.
George McLeod Bryan — B. A., M.A.
Julian C. Burroughs Jr. — B.A.
Richard D. Carmichael — B.S.
Wallace Carroll — Litt. D.
(WFU and Marquette)
Thomas E. Dougherty |r. — B.A.
John R. Earle — B.A.
Thomas M. Elmore — B.A.
Herman E. Eure — Ph.D.
Ivey C. Gentry — B.S.
George J. Griffin — B.A.
David W. Hadley — B.A.
J. Daniel Hammond — B.A.
Carl V. Harris — B.A.
Michael D. Hazen — M.A.
Robert M. Helm — B.A.
Patricia Adams Johnson — M.A.
Charles M. Lewis — B.A.
Carlton T. Mitchell — B.A.
John Nowell — B.S.
A. Thomas Olive — B.S.
John E. Parker — B.A.
Percival Perry — B.A.
Ray H. Price — M.A.
Beulah L. Raynor — M.A.
Daniel J. Richman — M.A. A.
John W. Sawyer — B.A., M.A.
Donald O. Schoonmaker — B.A.
Dorothy Jean Carter Seeman — B.A
Bynum G. Shaw — B.A.
Michael L. Sinclair — B.A.
Henry Smith Stroupe — B.S., M.A.
Olive S. Thomas — B.S.
Robert L. Utley Jr. — B.A.
Kathryn B. Williams — M.A.
Edwin Graves Wilson — B.A.
Frank B. Wood — B.A., M.A.
Raymond L. Wyatt — B.S.
ROMANCE LANGUAGES
L-R: Harry L. King, Kathleen Glenn, Julian Bueno,
Frances Creighton, John Parker, Frank Whitchurch, Anne
S. Tillett
Chairman — Mary Frances Robinson
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L-R: Milorad Margitic, Candelas Newton, Sylvia Trellas, Bianca Artom, Gregorio Martin, Eva Rodtwitt, Shasta Bryant,
Mary Frances Robinson
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Chairman — Philip J. Perricone
L-R: Philip J. Perricone, Anne Marshall, John Earle, Patrick Con-
over, Susan Ostrander, Bill Gulley. Not Shown: Jim Walter
S O C I O L O G Y
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COM M UN I CAT I ON
AND THEATRE ARTf
Front Row, L-R: Harold C. Tedford, Laura V. Rouzan
Franklin R. Shirley, Michael D. Hazen. Row 2: David H
Welker, Allan D. Louden, Donald H. Wolfe. Not Shown
Jo May, Caroline Fullerton, Julian Burroughs
Chairman — Donald H. Wolfe
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Rami Abeyewardene
Surein Abevewardene
Maynard AUen
Debra Alston
William Amaloni;
SENIORS class of 1980
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Duwayne Amen
Miriam Andrews
Len Anthony
Sharon Arnette
Geri Arnold
Mett Ausley, Jr.
Edgar Baldrat
Martin Bankhead
Michael Batts
William Baumler
Robert Bayhss
Anne Beach
Laura Beals
Cindy Beatty
Lynn Beaver
Bobby Beck
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Jane Karwoski
Senior Politics
Q. Where do you think the priorities of
most students lie?
A. Most people who come here know
that this is an academic environment.
Studying is a way of life here. Everyone
studies here. When people come here,
they understand that this is an aca-
demic environment.
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Kay Beckett
Joachim Beer
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Scott Benfield
Rex Berrv
Paul Bidwell
Richard Bingham
James Bissette
Reginald Blackburn
Jimmy Bland
Minxy Bland
Elizabeth Blaylo
Dwight Blevins
Sallv Blizzard
Robert Boggs, Jr
Kurt Bolin
Sarah Bonner
Mary Boone
Judy Bouldin
William Boyle
Nancy Bramel
David Brantley
Kathryn Brantley
Jennifer Brewer
Elizabeth Brooks
Susan Brooks
Michael Broome
Edwin Brown
Thomas Brown
Catharine Bryan
Deborah Buchanan
Bimey Bull
Joseph Bullock
Kyle Burch
Frank Burgess
Catherine Burroughs
Jocelyn Burton
Gregory Byrd
Robin Byrd
James Cain
Charles Caldwell
Lisa Calvert
Kim Camp
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Robert Campbell
Thomas Canto
Doris Carter
Gerald Cassida
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Amy Cathey
Jack Cathey
Mary Chapman
Patricia Cheek
Michelle Chodnicki
Harold Chnsrman
Andrew Chrzanowski
Wen-Wen Chu
Steven Clark
John Clarkson
Marghente Clements
Dean Clifford
Margaret Cole
Robert Coleman
Sandra Coles
Douglas Comer
Jeff Coppage
Kevin Cosgrove
Cynthia Coulson
Robert Coulthard
Michael Cox
Steven Cox
Cathryn Craig
David Crass
Kathy Crowell
Cynthia Crowther
Cynthia Cummings
Mary Jo Cunningham
Nancy Cutrell
Jim Cutter
Kenneth Duke
Clare Dulaney
Whitney Dunham
James Parker
Senior Sociology (Noseguard)
Q. What part of WFU will you re-
member most?
A. Of course I'll remember the football
part, because that's where I spend most
of my time, on the football field or in
the team meetings. The people that I
have met through the football program
who helped me get a scholarship here
will be remembered also. It has been a
good experience over-all being here.
John Durkin
Duveen Strickland
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Susan Eaton
Cliff Edahl
Sherry Ellis
Brad Epps
George Ervin
Douglas Eshenck
Mary Evers
Thomas Eagan
. Ferency
Donald Flowers
Jorge Font
Aimee Fontaine
Christine Franklin
Kevin Freeman
Susan Freibert
Emily Friggle
Barbara Fritz
Anne Froger
Gary Fuccillo
David Fun-
Samuel Gaines
Christopher Gambill
Michael Garcia
Susan Garrett
Tamara Garrett
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Paul Gavenus
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Cindy Gibson
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Bobby Glover
Rita Goad
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Amy Goers
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Dawn Goldei
Teresa Goldinj
Karen Golunk,
Jeffrey Goodmai
Lisa Gosset
Robert Graff
David Graham
Susan Grambow
Bryan Greene
Robert Gortner
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Charlotte Greenlee
Blair Griffith
Susan Griffith
Gregory Griffin
Thomas Griffin
Betsy Guion
Marcia Gulley
Stephen Gurganus
Joe Hamby
Robert Hamilton
Kent Hamnck
James Harding
Stephen Harsch
Floyd Hartsell
Suzanne Hawke
Michael Hayes
Tapi Hayrinen
John Healy
Courtney Heann
Glenn Heath
Jeffrey Heitman
Greg Helm
Barbara Helms
Michael Henderson
John Hendler
Jane Hendnck
Nancy Herbst
Scott Higgins
Newton High
David Highfill
Lisa Hill
Lillian Hill
Charles Hinson
Robert Hochuli
Thomas Hollis
Norman Holmes
Mary Honeycutt
Shirley Horman
Lisa Humphrey
Edward Hurdle
John Hunt
Marie Hunter
Laura Hutchinson
Bernard Ingram
Donald Jackson
Amy Alexis James
Ilisa Jenkins
James Johnson
Robert Jolly
Kenneth Jones
Marsha Jones
William Jones
Bruce Josey
James Judson, Jr.
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Senior Physics and Chemistry
Q. Does Wake Forest conform to the
preconceived notions that you had be-
fore coming here as a freshman?
A. Yes, for the reasons that my father,
mother, and brother went here and it's
the only place I ever applied to. I ex-
pected it to be hard, have a friendly at-
mosphere, and have a beautiful cam-
pus; all of which were realized, even
down to the cute squirrels.
Jane Karwoski
William Katibah
Mannda Keck
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William Kehr
Mark Keller
Paul Kidder
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Vincent Kieman H
Kevin King
Lynn Knapp
Randall Knapp
Cynthia Knight
Joy Knox
Jeffrey Kole
Charles Kraft
Richard Kuczynski
John Kuzmier
Chnstopher Larsen
Eric Law
Barry Lawing
Thomas Laraway
Linda Lee
Sandra Leonard
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Thomas Lewis
Sarah Linder
Mary Lipscomb
Marilyn Little
Pam Lolley
James Long
Steve Long
Patricia Lovell
Mary Lucke
Robert Lundgren
Susan Lyerly
Suzy Mabe
Clegg Mabry
Jeff Macintosh
Sally Manning
Aubrey Martin
Rich Marvin
Cynthia Massey
Beth Mast
Nadine Matteson
Lewis Matthews
John McCall, Ir.
Logan McConell
Joseph McCuIIough
David McDonald
Timothy McGlu
Mary McLea
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Rosanna Mentzer
Louis Meyer
David Miller
Mill Miller
Robert Mills
Sandra Mills
Jeffrey Mitchell
Martin Moke
William Montgoi
Marcia Monyek
Mary Moorman
Janet Morales
James Morgan
John Momce
Jeffrey Morns
Robert Morrison
Dennis Murphy
Martin Mustian,
Barbee Myers
Gina Myers
Jerry Myers
Susan Myers
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Terry Nail
Alicia Nance
Kevin Nelson
William Nickel!
Ceha Niepold
David Norwood
Andrew Nystrom
Russell Oakley
Matthew Ohl
Theodore Oswald
Elizabeth Page
Fernando Pardc
Laune Parendes
Debora Parks
Tamara Patrick
Joseph Payne, Jr.
Terry Payne
Beverly Perry
Elizabeth Peterson
David Pfohl
Thomas Pitler
Colin Pitcairn
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Robb Saunders
Senior Biology
Q. Where do the priorities of most stu-
dents He?
A. Most students came here for an edu-
cation; if they hadn't wanted a good
education they would have gone
somewhere else with a more social at-
mosphere. . . . academics is most im-
portant. Atheletics and social gather-
ings take second precedence to
academia, but they are available to stu-
dents when they desire them. The so-
cial activities on campus are instrumen-
tal in providing a means by which aca-
demic tension(s) and frustration(s) can
be alleviated.
Debra Porter
Lvnwood Powell
Dan Proctor
Charles Prothr
Ellen Pruitt
Evelyn Pruitt
Margaret Quinn
Edward Raliski
Kathy Reagan
Neil Rector
Charles Redde
Helen ReveUe
Gregg Reynolds
Doug Rhodes
Richard Rhodes
John Riddell
Elaine Rihtarchik
Mark Riley
John Rilling
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Richard Robey
Stuart Robinson
Dorothy Rogers
Ginny Ross
Hoover Royals
Brad Rutty
George Rush
John Rusher
Jeffrey Safrit
Wade Sample
Doug Sams
Ken Scalf
David Schamens
Bradley Schmidt
Kathryn Scott
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Justin Scroggs
Debroah Sheaffer
Susan Sheann
Donna Shelton
Karen Sherwood
Richard Shoaf
Susan Shroyer
LisaShull
Amy Siemer
Robert Sikes
Mark Simmons
lohn Sinden
Murray Sink
Alexis Smith
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Allen Smith
Donna Smith
Kelle Smith
Norns Smith
Phillipa Smith
Lisa Snider
Sharon Snow
Harrv Snyder
Lesley Soto
David Sozio
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Beverly Stamey
John Stamey
Emily Stanley
Thomas Steen
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Stephanie Steffan
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Randy Stoltz
Thomas Stolz
Stalana Storms
Linda Stowe
Louis Strickler
Samuel Sue
Nell Summerlin
Bruce Summers
Swindler
John Swintek
Dennis Tabor
Lisa Talley
Taylor Dancy
Myles Taylor
Susan Templeton
David Terry
Antoinette Thomas
Ronald Thomas
Lisa Thompson
De De Thornton
Elaine Trever
Evelyn Tribble
Thomas Trone
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Senior English
Q. Ten years from now what will you
remember most about WFU?
A. I guess I'll remember the people I've
met and the friends I've made. The
classes are almost as important but not
quite. In classes, the knowledge that I
gain is objective and available
elsewhere, while the people are one of a
kind.
Q. Where do priorities lie?
A. I don't think that the first priority
with most students lies in studies. But I
do think people who come to WFU
want to grow up in a way here that they
can't find somewhere else. The com-
mitment, then, is to growing first, with
learning in classes one important phase
of this process.
Susan Uhland
Sharon Valji
John Vine
Tina Vogel
Julia Waddell
Marshal] Walker
Cathy Wall
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Thomas Walsh
Mark Ward
Pamela Ware
Philip Warshauer
Allison Watson
Elizabeth Weese
Marcus Weibel
Larry Weisner
Bruce Wellmon
David Wells
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Douglas Wells
Mark Wells
Joseph West
Garry Whitaker
Martha White
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Beth Abels
John Acker
Patricia Adams
Luke Adrian
Thomas Albntton
]ill Allen
Ray Allen
Ricky Allred
Beverly Alston
Brian Anderson
Glen Andrews
Sherry Angell
Stacey Armstrong
Pnscilla Ashbum
Millicent Austell
David Bagby
Paul Bailey
William Baker
Carol Barbee
Stephen Bare
Walter Barger
Valinda Barrett
David Barnes
Laurie Barnes
Amy Bamett
Janet Bates
Dan Barrett
Frank Barry
Jackie Bates
Janice Bradley
Anne Beard
John Beard
Stephen Berlin
John Borek
Beth Boone
Robyn Bowers
Yvette Bowser
Jim Bradley
Doug Brady
Margaret Braswell
Margaret Brenner
Bob Brewster
Bill Bngham
Lisa Bris-Bois
Ann Brown
Scott Broyles
Tony Bruneio
Leslie Buchanan
Anne Bucher
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Dean Hutcherson
Junior Art
Q. Where do the priorities of most stu-
dents lie?
A. I would say that the social and aca-
demic situation here is well balanced. At
times, however, it seems as though stu-
dents put more emphasis on the social
side of student life rather than to academ-
ics, but as a whole, the average student
will heed to the demands of studying and,
yet, have as much fun as possible with his
friends and acquaintances. I would prob-
ably note that the professors and instruc-
tors encouraged and stimulated a sense of
experimentation in the student and that
they all wanted their students to ask ques-
tions or to get their feet wet, so to speak.
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Cathy Burgess
Tom Burnett
Anthony Burrell
Hughlene Burton
Robert Butler, Jr
Nancy Byrd
Audrey Cabe
Tony Cahill
William Camp
Glenn Campbell
Lee Campbell
Michael Cantin
John Capps
Pam Carter
Gary Casey
Clyde Cash
Chamberlan
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Ingil Cho
Lon Clark
Becky Clarkson
Kathenne Clay
Claire CoOey *
Randall Combs
Carol Copeland
Cindy Corey
Michael Conrad
Sam Cox
Mark Crabtree
Deanna Craig
BiU Creighton
Sharon Cumbe
Mark Damon
Sus
Susan Darnell
Joseph Davidson
Ann Davis
Johnny Dawkins
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Ann Deal
Stephanie Decker
Sharon Dedmon
Bayard Deloache
Amanda Demouthe
Bemadette Dechamps
T. Dickens
Marjorie Donaldson
Les Dooley
Debbie Doster
Donna Douglass
Ellis Drew
Carolyn Dukeshire
Jay Dunlap
Robert Dunn
Roger Durham
Laura Eaton
Ellen Easter
Lydia Eden
Travis Eldndge
Walter Elias
Quentin Ellis
Cindy Ennis
Diane Evans
Chuck Faig
Kathleen Farley
Mark Farmer
John Feaganes
Lisa Ferguson
Jeff Fink
Greg Fnsby
Margaret Ford
John Fosina
Edgar Folk
lelson Forrester
Fred Foster
Lesa Fouts
Scott Frankum
Doug French
Anat Frydman
Steven Garfinkel
Gene Garrett
Chris Gaynor
Jutta Gbur
Jack Gebbie
Barbara Geiger
Amy Geithner
John Geissinger
Gregory Glass
Richard Gordon
Elizabeth Graham
Mike Graybeal
David Green
Stanlee Greene
Sandra Griffin
Trina Griffin
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James Groome
Cyrus Gwyn
Ken Gwynn
Heidi Hagen
Theresa Hall
Terry Hammond
Greg Hampton
Cynthia Hanna
Manlynn Hami
Susan Harris
Cathy Hartsell
Helen Hatcher
Anne Hauser
Karen Haynes
Hank Heim
Nancy Henderson
lay Helvey
Laune Hicks
Stacy Hicks
Esther Hill
Taylor Hill
Gary Hi:
William Horton
Terry Houser
Tim Hull
John Humphrey
Alfred Irving
Neal Isaac
Ellen Jackson
Bob Jankowski
Melanie Jarratt
Loy Jeffords
Gail Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Sara Johe
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Kathy Johnson
David Jones
Nena Jones
Randy Jones
Sue Jones
{amona Jordan
Wally Jordan
Kathy Kelly
Karen Kepler
Betsy King
Michael King
Karen Klemons
Craig Kmosko
Ruth Knight
Michael Knish
Lincoln Krause
Kimberly Kurtz
Ervin Lampert
Mark Landreth
Michael Lands
Nancy Lanter
Steve Larsen
Edwin Laws
Valerie Leadbetter
Carol Leuchterberger
Kim Love
Steve Lucas
Lavonda Luper
William Madill
Perry Mandanis
Stephen Marano
Andrea Marrotte
Jeffrey Marsden
Ken Matich
John Martin
Melinda Maxwell
Charles Maxim
John McCabe
Mark McCall
Bruce McCreedy
Mana McDaniel
Carole McDonald
Scott McEwan
Laune McGuire
Linda McKinney
Brenda McKoy
Katie McLaughlin
Scott McNulty
Ann Meletis
Stephanie Menking
Nolan Mewbom
Mark Meyer
James Michael
David Middleton
Janice Middleton
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Junior Business
Q. Why did you come to Wake Forest?
A. I came because I had always wanted to
come to Wake, but also because it's a
small school. I did not want to go to a large
university. I wanted to go to a small uni-
versity wnere the chances to excell are bet-
ter . . . If you don't give Wake a chance, if
you don't stay here on the weekends, you
don't know what the school is like ... I
think WFU is a great place to be!
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Beth Miller
Rusty Miller
Mary Millwood
George Minot III
lean Mitchell
Gary Monroe
Robert Morga
Linda Morton
John Mullen
Jane Murphy
Mike Myer
Julia Myers
Susan Myers
Lisa Nassef
Kurt Navratil
Russ Neighbor:
Brad Nix
Doug O'Brien
Donna OUis
Sherry Olson
Eric Osbom
Buddy Osborne
Kathenne Ostdahl
Meg Page
Stephen Pahides
Pam Parker
David Parsons
Tamara Pausch
Lennis Pearcy
Curtis Pearcy
Doug Peeler
AUen Pegram
Rodney Pell
Kenneth Perry
Kim Perry
Jarvis Perry
Sarah Peterson
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Joseph Petrone
Charles Pierce
Patricia Polk
George Pnce
Kenneth Prichard
Kimberly Prickett
Susan Prugh
Lisa Quisenberrv
Kevin Rank
Thyra Rauch
Alice Reid
Mike Riley
Mark Roberts
Mark Roberts
David Robertson
James Robinson
Cliff Rogers
Onon Rogers
Charles Rohrer
Cindie Rusnak
Amy Russell
Chuck Russell
Martha Russell
Barbara Schmaelzie
Bradley Schulz
Lisa Schwinn
Gina Sears
David Senter
Melodie Simmons
Carol Singletary
Lynn Sheann
Maureen Sheehan
Sharon Sheets
Jerry Sieg
Gregory Siler
Lisa Slade
Duke Slaughter
David Smith
Greg Smith
Keith Smith
Mary Smith
Melany Smith
Rick Smith
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Donna Snipes
Richard Spaulding,
Beth Spencer
Steven Spencer
Joe Sterner
Susan Strand
Colleen Stoll
Ann Strader
Kevin Storms
John Sullivan
Kathenne Taylor
Tammy Taylor
Lorry Thabet
Laurence Thayer
Corlis Thomas
Daniel Thomas
Laura Thomas
George Thomason
Sally Tickle
Kelly Timberlake
Ronnie Townsend
Greg Tvvyman
Andrew Utter
Fredrick Van Dom
Anja Van Nood
Pam Veeder
Paul Wagenhoffer
John Wagoner
Terry Wagstaff
Yoshiko Wakabayashi
Carne Wall
Michael Wallach
John Walker
Daniel Wallin
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Amy Walters
Doug Warstler
Cynthia Washington
Jane Watson
Joe Waters
Steven Welty
Dwight West
Joseph Wescott
Robert Wheatley
Connie White
Nell White
Lisa Whisnant
Kelly Williams
Nathan Williams
Wayne Withers, Jr.
Lou Ann Woods
David Wright
Richard Wurst
Chuck Yohn
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Clay Ackard
Reid Acree
Gregory Adam
Charles Agnew
Janet Alexande
David Allen
Jenny Allen
Jane Almon
David Alpeter
Charlene Anderson
Mitchell Anderson
Anthony Bailey
Pam Baldecchi
Scott Balderson
Robert Becke
Jeff Bedford
John Bell
Margaret Bell
Patricia Bell
Tim Bellamah
Caroline Belzer
Farah Bembury
John Bennett
Laura Bentlev
Shelmer Blackbun
Nancy Blades
George Blakey
Chuck Bolick
Nancy Borders
Robert Boswell
Darwin Bowman
John Brodenck
Melmda Brodhead
Andrew Brooks
Bernard Brophy
Stee Brown
Jenny Buffaloe
David Buhler
Chip Bullock
Amanda Bunch
Stephen Bunker
David Burgess
Diane Burgin
Bruce Burley
Ruth Bryan
Becky Butler
Susan Butler
Susan Bvrd
BiO Cabey
Jeanette Cadwell
ananne Campbell
Marcia Canady
Melani Canon
John Carlson
Robert Carlson
Kevin Carpenter
Lisa Carson
Brooke Carter
Gary Casey
Steve Catron
Lecia Cecconi
lohn Chapman
Kelley Chick
Howard Chung
Kelly Church
Andrew Clark
Karen Clark
Jane Clarkson
Lamont Clegg
Kim Cline
Eugene Clouse
Sandra Cobb
Jack Cole
Walter CoUett
Jack Collins
Kimball Collins
Cheryl Conover
Jackson Conner
Robin Conte
J. Corbo
Marc Cosentino
Karen Coury
Mitchell Cox
Kenny Craig
Jim Crandall
Faye Crawford
Robert Crittenden
Jeffrey Cry
Perry Cumbie
Leslie Danese
David Daniel
Eric Daniels
Linda Daughtery
Cynthia Davis
Stephen Davis
Kay Dayvault
Jon Dean
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Lisa Ward
Sophomore Physical Education
Q. Is it disheartening to go to play a game
with only a few spectators compared to
the thousands that attend the men's bas-
ketball games?
A. It is in a way, especially compared to
high school when a few people in a small
gym seemed like a lot. I can see though
that we play on a different level than the
guys. We wish more people would come
to watch us; I think it would help us a lot.
It always helps when you have a crowd
behind you. (Girls Basketball Team).
Kelly Deaton
Terence Delyon
Carrie Dishardoi
Steven Dixon
Carol Douglass
Daphne Drew
Mark Dronzek
Cynthia Dunlap
Janet Dunn
Anita Eason
Jeff Ehrd
luhe Elkins
Robin EUedge
Patricia Engel
Diana Ereth
Cvnthia Evans
Melissa Exum
John Faulkner
Kellv Faust
Lon Fisher
Shane Fitzpatnck
Mary Flaherty
Mark Fleming
Barbara Flanagan
Paula Floyd
Claus Foerster
Ava Fowler
Jane Fowler
Marv Frederick
Craig Fnend
Catherine Fner
David Fuller
Cathy Fulk
Glenn Funk
Carol Furman
Cyndy Gaffney
Mike Gallo
Libby Garten
Rex Gillette
Janet Gleason
Edith Cleaves
Will Goley
Michael Goodell
Terry Grant
Kevin Grealey
Nina Green
Jeffrey Greenberg
Becky Greene
Jim GreenwaU
Ginny Gnffin
Tnna Gnffin
Ben Gr
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Jeffrey Gustafson
Stan Guthne
Andrew Haan
Stephen Haberstroh
Sue Hamilton
zabeth Ham nek
Bob Hannon
Bnan Hansel
Julie Hartzog
Paula Hardison
Raydan Harms
Charles Harper
Scott Harnson
Scott Harns
Kim Harviel
Victor Hastings
Susan Hawkins
John Hayes
Tony Haynes
Mike Heavner
Jeanette Heiges
William Heimer
Hadley Heindel
Scott Heishman
Darren Hensley
Todd Herman
Holly Hickman
Mike Hicks
Nancy Higgs
Hal HiU
Mike HiU
Leigh Hines
Jackie Hoffman
Robin Holloway
Robert Hoover
Richard Howel)
David Howland
Jeff Hunter
Randall Husbands
Tracy Jackson
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Nancy Borders
Sophomore Intermediate Education
Q. What kind of social life is at Wake
Forest?
A. It's organized in terms of fraternities
and societies, but other friends outside of
these groups play a big part also. People
don't limit themselves to that one organi-
zation. I don't feel pressured bv the soci-
ety I'm in to only go out with certain
guys. . .
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Tim Jeffries
Jane Jeffries
Valene Jeglmski
Patty Jordai
Tim Kafer
Liz Ka
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Kathy KeUy
Wes Kenney
Jon Kerfoot
Margaret Kerfoot
Marty Kibiloski
Chris Kirby
Kenneth Kiser
Bess Kimberlv
George King
Jeffrey Klumpp
Kimetha Knotts
D Knutson
Lynn Kohier
Michael Koonce
Dave Kowal
Michele Kress
Mark Krom
Barry Krueger
Peter Kruyer
Greg Lattartze
Patnck Laughlin
David Lee
Cindy Lehoczky
Carol Lehman
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Sherry Leonard
Charles Leftwich
Dewey Lewis
D.E. Little
Lindsay Locklear
Becky Loftis
Stephen Loftis
Keng Low
;n MacFadden
Buddy Manon
iail Margerum
laron MarshaU
John Martin
Varies Mathis
Joan Matthis
John McAvoy
Mary McClure
Faith McClellan
Greg McElvenn
Shen Michalec
Kathryn Milhous
Alan Miller
Claudia MiUer
Betsy Milner
Cindy Mizell
Marlene Moffitt
John Molesworth
Kim Moore
Glen Morgan
Robert Morris
Chns Mowry
Leigh Mullikin
Charlie Murphy
David Myers
Joy Myers
Jack Nance
Emily Neese
Grovetta Nelson
Stuart Nesbit
Beth Newman
Kent Newsome
Michael Noel
Paul Noone
Jim Norvell
Phsey Norwood
Brian Nozolino
Sarah O'Neal
Andrea Over
David Park
Mary Parrott
Todd Pascarelli
Janine Paul
\manda Pearson
Bill Pegram
• avid Pemberton
Bonny Petree
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Margaret Kerfoot
Sophomore Accounting or Business
Q. Where do the priorities of most stu-
dents lie?
A. I think it's academics definitely but 1
think social life also plays a big part. Stu-
dents study first and then go out to so-
cialize. On weekends, I think it (social
life) is organized, during the week it's
more spontaneous ... A common bond
of everyone is knowledge, goal(s) to leam
and going to classes together helps the di-
verse group of students to get along well
together.
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Sylvia Phillips
Beth Pleasants
Michael Pontari
Barney Pnce
Martha Pulham
Patricia Pursell
Lindsay Puryeai
Robert Reagan
Kenny Reavis
Charles Reeve
Melissa Rham
Cole Richman
Beth Riggs
George Ring
Dale Ritchie
Kevin Ritchie
Keith Ripley
Gilbert Roberts
Kathy Robertson
C. Roe
David Rogers
Ronald Rogers
William Roger
Kurt RoseU
Cindy Ross
Robert Roux
Marty Rowden
Kathy Rowlett
W. Scott Sapp
Kimberley Saunders
Suzanne Scheeler
Debbie Schnernng
Robert Shaw
Tim Shelton
Walter Sherrill
John Sholar
Jan Sigmon
John Sills
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Troyh Simms
arnson Skinner
Bryan Slater
Walt Slomiany
Angle Smith
David Smith
Julie Smith
Lisa Smith
Ramon Smith
Eli Snelgrove
Ted Solan
Charles Souter
Lisa Speas
Lynne Spencer
Alan Spiegler
Laurie Spinks
Donna Strother
izabeth Stephens
Lisa Stephens
William Stewart
Charles Sterba
John Stubbs
Lynn Styers
I ony Sussm.in
Donald Swing
Elyn Sykes
Beth Talley
Barbara Tate
Anna Tarum
Vivian Tedford
Doug Thomas
Hayes Thomas
Gordon Thompson
Jacqueline Thompson
Wesley Thompson
Rob Thornton
Greg Tomchin
Mike Towery
Karen Trafford
Mary Tribble
Lester Turner
Toni Tyree
Janet Uhlan
David Vega
Marcia Weatherly
George Weaver
Beth Wagster
Sean Walton
Sharon Walser
Lisa Ward
Liz Ward
Craig Waren
Frank Warren
vlidge Warren
Sandra Weir
Molly Welles
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Joe Westmoreland
Dave Weymer
Beth White
Mary White
Frank Whitney
Barbara Williams
Jim WiUit
Mark Wilsi
John Wmicov
Frank Wise
Sherry Wright
WhiUis Yarberry
John Young
Otie Yutz
Rena Zeya
FRESHMEN class of 1983
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Don Abemathy
WiU Ackley
Paul Adrian
Marshie Agee
Kim Albee
Jane Alexander
Mike Alger
Bret Allen
Jennifer Allen
Mary Allen
Kathryn Amatruda
Rick Amos
Kay Anderle
Jeffrey Arditti
nnifer Ashley
Jack Austin
Judd Austin
Glenn Ayers
Maria Ayers
Frank Bailey
Greg Bailey
Connie Baker
Vicky Baker
Renee Barbour
Allison Bare
Armando Barguido
Helen Barkhouser
Yvetta Barnes
Karen Bartel
Collins Barwick
David Baugh
usan Beauchamp
Guy Beaver
Ann Beh
Mark Bennett
Debbie Bercaw
Charles Bethel
Carol Bishop
Warren Bishop
Amy Blackman
Cheryl Blackwell
Jeanine Blake
Donna Blankenship
Carolyn Blue
William Boggs
Sharon Boothe
Lynn Booth
Steve Bosin
Rodney Bowen
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Beth Jones
Freshman Business
Q. Do you feel that society life is the most
advantageous for you to have a good so-
cial being here on campus?
A. I don't think I have to join one but 1
would love to join one because if s a good
way to get to know a lot of girls. It's a good
social outlet.
Q. Why did you come to WFU?
A. I wanted to go to a school with a good
academic reputation. I wanted to go
somewhere fairly small. Every one was so
friendly to me when I visited, it made a
big impression on me. Everybody seemed
to know and care about each other.
Mary Ja
Victoria Bow.
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Donna Boyd
Stephen Boyle
Scott Bradway
Susan Bray
Glenn Bndgers
Rich Brock
Alex Brown
Audrey Brown
Linda Brueggen
Fred Bryan
GarreU Bullard
Eddy Bungener
Mahlon Burket
Lee Burroughs
**» Enck Burton
Shannon Butler
Tim Byal
Glenda Cable
Rick Cain
Dale Campbell
Donna Campbell
Mary Campbell
Edward Canary
Cathy Carter
David Cash
Bryan Catron
Roland Cheek
James Chesson
Dawne Clark
Jom Clark
Chip Clayton
Diane Clayton
Cindy Cloninger
Patrick Cloningei
Te
Cockerham
Denise Coogler
Carol Copeland
SaUy Copenhaver
Scott Cottnll
Bradd Craver
Joseph Crawley
Barry Creech
Jay Crowther
Eva Curlee
Gregg Cusick
Mary Dalton
David Daniels
Don Davis
3everly Daugherty
Scott Decatur
Claire Decsery
Jean Degnan
avid Demianovich
Philip Denfeld
Jeanne Dilhnger
Mark Dirks
Lu Dodson
John Donnely
Gary Doten
Tara Dougherty
Cheryl Downs
David Draper
Jill Driver
Chuck Duncan
William Dunne
Lucy Edelmann
Eric Edgerton
John EUer
Keith Engelke
Stephen Enns
Genevieve Exum
Richard Faude
Robin Faulk
Robert Fazia
Janet Feimster
Brooke Ferguson
Isabel Fernandez
Joseph Fernandez
Bryan Fichter
Jill Fink
Adrian Flores
Richard Flower
Russell Frawley
Carol Frederick
Craig Fnend
Curtis Frund
Patty Fun-
Bnan Gailbreath
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Eddie Ganl
Emmy Gardner
James Gardner
Carol Garrett
Becky Garrison
Lee Garrity
Patricia Geirald
Jeff G|erde
Christopher Glacke
Karen Glenn
Joseph Goebels
Charlie Goodie
Vmce Graessle
Eric Greene
James Gregg, Jr
Kimberly Gnmf
John Groom
Pam Hackler
Robert Haggerty
Linda Hales
Mark Hambln
Patricia Hanks
Sally Harla
Lloyd Harrison
John Harrison
Carol Harnss
Doug Hartserr
Lillian Hasty
David Hausm
Selden Haverty
Zack Hayes
Leonard Haynes
Laura Hedrick
Holly Henderson
Teresa Henley
Beth Henon
Scott Hertzog
Sarah Heuerman
Mark Hicks
Jim HiU
Sarah HiU
John Hilley
Karen Hills
Margaret Hines
Karen Hinshaw
William Hinson
Dave Hitchcock
Sue Hochstetler
Toby Hoffman
Lang Holding
?n Holhngsworth
Debbie Holmes
Bradford Hood
Tern Hooks
Ronald Hopper
Steve Hoskinson
Debbie Hough
Lori Ann Howell
Andy Hudnell
Miriam Hughes
Mary Huizenga
Penny Humphrey
Amy Hunt
Jim Hutcherson
Dale Hutchins
Steve Hyatt
Mitchell Israel
Elizabeth James
Stephen James
Elbert Johnson
Beth Jones
David Jones
Evia Jordan
John Julian
Scott Juvelier
Annette Kavanaugh
Patricia Keller
Peter Kemeny
Kim Kennis
Jane King
Mane King
Martha King
Sally King
Ed Kinmer
John Knapp
Brian Knauth
Patty Koury
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Freshman Biology or Spanish
Q. Do you feel pressures to conform to
others?
A. People pretty much let you be what
you want to be. When you go to parties,
there is some pressure to drink a lot but if
you don't want to drink, usually there is
no problem.
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Susan Knssinger
Becky Lange
Ted Lauer
Darlene Lawrence
Kathi Laxton
Laura Leak
Jenny Lee
Amy Leonard
Ellen Lethcoe
Micael Lewis
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Jade Litcher
Robin Lockerma
Lon London
Kerne Long
Mark Long
William Long
Scott MacFadyen
Deann Macon
Cheryl Maleho
Matthew Malla
Lisa Mann
Keith Martinet
Ellen Marx
Morris Massey
Jeanne Matthews
Sharon Mazeau
Ashley McArthur
Laura McCaskiU
Sara McClure
Kim McCracken
David McDonald
Tom McDowell
Nate McElwee
Jeffrey McGiU
Kathleen McKeel
Kathleen McKenney
Brock McLendon
Alfonso McMilhan
Sarahan McNeil
Carl McNulty
Mike McTammany
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Amy Meharg
Cheryl Miller
Gary Miller
John Miller
Mary Moore
Roger Moore
Chns Moran
Jeff Moser
Theresa Mosso
Lisa Motts
iVth Mniplu
Debbie Nardone
Gwenn Naylor
William Newell
Carolyn Newsome
James Newton
Les Noble
Stephen Norman
Katy Norns
Melissa O'Brien
Cathy O'Connor
Sean O'Donnell
Spencer Olson
Julie Ontko
Deirdre Parker
Teresa Parton
Pamela Patrn k
Fran Patterson
Bert Pearse
Julia Perry
Carole Peters
Michelle Peters
Laune Petty
Keith Peverall
Gary Poling
Dawn Powers
Johnny Powers
Ann Preuitt
John Price
Kevin Pntchard
Lon Privette
Forrest Quarles
Thomas Radulovic
Philip Rafferty
KeUy Ragsdale
Tara Raines
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Zenia Raudsepp
John Raymond
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Ginny Raynor
Carole Rector
Patricia Reed
Charlotte Rhue
Leslie Rhyne
John Richardson
Randal Riddle
Tim Riddle
Victor Rios
Lee Anne Rish
Ginny Roach
Walter Roberts
Donna Robinson
Amy Rodriguez
Ann Rogers
Mark Rogers
Lisa Sanford
Robin Scherer
Charles Schorgl
Frank Schneider
Pamela Schroeder
Alice Sensenbrenne
Sam Shabb
Jeff Shannon
Jeff Shannon
Perry Shelley
Barry Shephard
Doug Shields
Jeff Shinn
Robert Shuttlesworth
Reggie Sigmon
Mike Simmons
Mitch Skrosi
Alison Smith
Elizabeth Smith
J. Smith
Kerre Smith
Kitty Smith
Lauran Smith
Lisa Smith
Lisa Smith
Melissa Smith
Sheila Spainhour
Keith Spoto
Peter Spung
Alan Sosebee
Nelson Squires
Craig Stabler
Brad Stan-
Louise Stephens
<ann Stephenson
John Stewart
Melanie Stone
Laurie Stortz
Emily Street
Richard Stroup
Neal Stump
Norm Stump
William Sudduth
Loretta Sutphin
Susan Swanson
Anne Talbert
Tracie Tally
Johnnie Tanner, 111
Jeffrey Taylor
Mercedes Teixido
Betsy Terry
Rosie Thomas
Jack Townsend
Naoki Toyoda
Andrew Tucker
Craig Tuttle
Matthew Valle
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Penny Humphrey
Freshman Math or Math/Bus.
Q. Is WFU what you pictured?
A. NO WAY!! I never had to study that
much in high school. I came down here
and I saw and heard how hard it was. I
could see for myself that I was going to
have to study. I wasn't used to that. I've
also experienced a culture shock. Even
though my mother is from the South, I
had no idea that the South was like this. It
is very different up North. People aren't
as friendly up North, nor are they as open.
The attitudes are different down here. The
people are more honest.
Leslie VanHouten
Kirk Von Stein
Richard Wagner
Elizabeth Waite
Andrew Wakefield
Brad Walker
Zana Wall
Bruce Warrington
Charlene Washbun
Cathenne Watson
Chloe Wellons
Kathryn Welsh
Larry Whitaker
Melanie White
Herbert WhiteseU
Margaret Whiteside
Jeff Whitt
Sandra Wilcox
Tim Wilder
Judith Wiley
Julia Wilkinson
Richard Wilkinson
Gary Williams
Nancy Williams
Sean Williams
Krissy Windham
Stephen Wingreer
Franklin Wood
John Wood
Janet Woodruff
Da
Womble
le Wortman
Phyllis Wnght
Chuck Yarbrough
Peter Young
Suzanne Young
Tracy Zygmont
SENIOR DIRECTOR
ABBOTT, Michael lee; We -t part, CONN', B'-Bu
; Colombo. SRI LA
mational Club 1 2.J
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rector of Defense and Security 1
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spundani
F.NE, Mr Surem C , Colombo. SRI LANKA: B >
■itiotv Business. International t lub 1,2 3,4 Chair-
ireclors 1.2.4. President 1,2,1. Director of Fi
otography 1,2,3,4;
, Student Defender'
Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2, Swr
Crosscountry 1,2,3, 4, Intramural Ol
mgate College 3; Inter- Varsity 3,4.
Yorker 1,2; AthlelK He-
Transfer from
Society 1,2,3.4; WFU Gospel Choir
President 2, President 4
ALSTON, Thomas
Phi 4, IntrSnuftl Softball 2,4
AMATJONG, William David. Gre
Mathematics/Economics; freshmen Onei
ers Assistant 4. Tau Eta Mu 3,4
mental Colic.;. Teachei
■INDEIJSON, Lai
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hildren's Home
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1,4; Choral Union
, N.J ; B.s Business Inter
n girl 2, Tutor at Methodis
2,3, WKC Representative 3
ANDREWS. Miriam
Business, SO P H 1
Marketing Club 4; A
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3; AS)
e-President 2.
Randall; Matthews, M.C.: B.S Busine
Business kappa
History English,
3; Tn-Heta Soci*
abelh, Frederick. Md : B.A. Biology, Transfer
U, Fideles 3.4, Alpha Sigma Phi Little Sister
WFU Bowling League 1, !
vices Comm. 1, Off Camp
Secretary 3, College Demo
4; USKB 3
BEALS, Laura Lynn; Bui e
Rigels 1,2,3,1, Secretary :
2,3,4. ^^ JL-
BEATTY, Cynthia ]u Ann
French; Orchestra 1.2,1,4. 1
Little Sister 2,3,4; M.irketi
. (Fideles) 4
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edai Rapids, Iowa, B.S Bu
-VVAC1, SOPH 2,3,4; Alph.
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BURGESS, Fraflk L*v
kappa Alpha Order 1.2,
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President 4, lnlr
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Treasurer 4,
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BECK, Bobby Lee; Yadkir
Omega 2,3,4, Sgt -at-Arms3, I'residt
Theater 3, Sports Information 3,4.
BELL, Charles C , Raleigh, N.C ; B./
Kappa Sigma 2,1,4, Social Chairman
BELL, Kenneth Davis Winslon-E
Philosophy, ThetaChi 1,2,3,4,
Society Bible Study 3.4, Young life 1.2,3
B S Business; SOPH
N C ; B.A. Biology, Alpha I'hi
esident 4, Photographer 3,4, WFU
Biology, Choral Unit
BFNFIFI D, Scott Edward. Shelbv. NC; B.A English; Theta-Chi
2,3.4, Howler sports copv writer 4; CU altraction Committee 4;
Intramural football and BasketbalK3,4.
President 4 Inter Varsity 1.2, Alpha Phi Omega 3,4; Omioon
Delta Kappa I Mortarboard Secrel.rrv4. [boon Khee School of Tae
Kwan Do 4.
KLIiKY, Margaret I ynn, Arden,
Basketball Manager 1.2,3, Football
of Christian Athletes 1,2,3, Band 1
BERRY, Re. DarreU; Matuetta, C
transfer; | V. Tennis 2,3,4, Phr Al
Social Chairman 4; WFDD 3. Dear
B1DWELL, Paul Louis; Cold Sprir
s House Co.
V4; Anthony
MC; B.S. Busir
1,2,3,4, Refreshment Club 4. B S.U Choir 2,3,4; WFU Karate Club
BOYLE, William lames, Rumson, NY, B A Varsity Golf 1,2; In-
n.imur.ils 1,2,1.4; Member ol Taylor House 1; Kappa Sigma 2,3,4;
Student Judicial Board 2,1,4. Co-Chairman 4, College Union Lee- ' J
ture Committee 4
BRAMEl, Nancy lane; Winston-Salem, NC, B.S Accounting; Ac-
counting Society 4
BRANTI.EY, David Spencer, Rocky Mount, NC; B S Biology,
Alpha Fpsilon Delta Ptemedical Honor Society, Tri Beta Biological
Society 3,4; Baptist Student Union 3,4, Education Coordinator 4;
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 3,4, Action Group Leader 4,
Alpha Phi Omega 3.4,
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* BRANTLEY. Kathrvn Lee; lackson, MS. B.A SpanistvEnglish.
Concert Choir 1,2,1, Secretary 1, Choral Union 1.2,3, Secretary V
WRC Hall Representative 1,2, Freshman Advisory Committee I
Thymi
BREWER. Je
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Sociology; Intramurals
BROOME, Michael Coy; Monroe, NC; B S Biology, Transfer 3.
BROWNING, Sandra Lee; Durham, NC, B.A. Sociology; B.S.U.
1,2.3,4; Choral Union 2. B S.U, Weekend Te
B s I. Choit
BROYHILL, Caron J.; Lenoir, i
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BRYSON, John Da
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Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Wind E
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1,2,4; Pep Band 1.2,3.4. .'
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Dean''; List 1.2.3,4.
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.n-Salem, NC, Business administra-
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i Delta Kappa 3,4, Mortal
BLACKBURN. Reginald A Huntingdon Valley, PA,
ness; Kappa Alpha Order 2,3,4. Treasurer 4: Intramurz
Basketball, Softball 1,2 1,4 Koadtrip Club 3,4.
Tennis Team 1; International Club 4; B SU 3,4.
tabeth; Richmond. VA. [IS Business, Mantimers
-entative 1; Fideles 2,3,4; 1st Vice
t Committee4; Venice Pi, .gram 3; Marketing So-
BLEVINS, Dwighl Allen, Ronda, NC; B.A Hi-
Intramural Basketball, Volleyball 2; TauEta Mr
4: London Program 4.
■; Transfer 1477;
2,3,4; Peer Ad.
and Black
nine Comi
; I'ep t
34, Student Orientation Assistant 4; Old Gold
I; MRC Academic Chairman 4; Pre-school Plan-
s 1; La Maison Francais College Bowl Champions
NC; B.S. Accountancy; College
BONNER, Sarah Elizabeth, Cormgloi
Mathematics; Accounting Society 3.
Mortar-Roaid Vice President 3,4, CU 2. Majitimei
3. President 4; Carswell Scholar 1.2,3,4; Math T.A
VA; B.S.
Phi Beta Kappa 3.4
2, Secretan
BURCH, Kyle Albert; Primos, PA: B S Bosiness, Kappa Aloha
1,2.3.4
BURROUGHS, Catherine: Winston- Salem. NC. B.A. Theatre;
English, S.O.f H 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 3; Anthony Aston Society
2,3.4, A .-ling Aw. ii.i 2,1, Rr.lary s.-holaiship Nominee 1 Omicron
Delta Kappa 3,4, Mortar Board 1,4, Carswell Scholar 3.4, 7fie Sf„-
fleilt Poetry Award 3; NC Poetry Society Winner 1
BURTON. Jocelyn; Richmond, VA, B.S. Accounting; Afro-
American Society 2,3,4, Secretary 2, President 4; Strings 2,1.4.
Gospel Choir 2,3; Accounting Society 3.4; Alpha Phi Alpha
Sweetheart 4; Resident Advisor 4
BUSIC, Brigitta Danise: Cala*. VA; B.A Psychology; Fideles 2, 3. 4
BYRD, Herbert Gregory; Raleigh, NC; B.S Business; Sigma Chi
2,3,4, House Chairman 3, Magister 4, KarateClub 3.4; Baseball 1;
Intramurals 2,3,4.
unbury, NC; B.
BYRD, Robin Elai
Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4,' Old G
Resident Advisor 3; College Union
Mortar Board 4; Hankins Scholar 1,2
h. Til.- Mi,.;, ill 1 t.
it 2.3,4; WRC 2, \
oo Delta Kappa 4: 1
s Palmer, High Point NC; B A Politics; Student
I 2 Student Judicial Board 3.4; Parent's Weekend
i I.Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4. Chairman Alumni Telelhon 4;
Shelby, N C B S Chemistry, Pi
Sports 1,2,3,4; CU, Lecture Comn
; B \. Communications,
imentanan 1; Intramural
; College Republicans 1
/rile, VA; B A Speech, Com-
nrin
* /?■
CAMP. Kimbe-rlv Vaughan. Coral Cables., Fla; B.a. Anthropology,
Maritimers I; Strings 2,3.4. Social Chairman 4; Lambda Chi
Alpha Little Sister 3. 4
CAMPBELI Melodie A.; Madison Heights. VA. B.A. Speech,
Communications and Theatre Arts; Gospel Choir 3, President 3,
Intramurals 1,2.3; College Union Lecture Committee 3,4: Home-
coming Representative 3*
: Award 3; Outing Club 2
DURHAM, Whitney; Miami, Fla . B.S Bu
!- President 4; Student Oriental
CANTO, Thomas Richard. Burlington. NC, B.A Biology.
CARPENTER, |ohn Joseph, Forest Citv, NC, B S Accounting. Ac
counting Society 3.4. Treasurer 4, Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4, Executive
Council 3,4, Sargeant-at-Arms 3, Secretary 4, Vice-President ol
Pledge Class, Eta Sigma Phi-Classical Honor Society 2,3,4: Inter-
disciplinary Honor's Program 3, Dean's List. Intramurals 1,2,3,4.
CARTER Doris V; Candor, NC, B.A. History/Politics; Inier-
Varsity 1,2; Alpha Phi Omega 2,3.4, Alumni Officer 4; WRC 1,2.
House President Babcock 2." Residence Advisor 3,4. Intramurals
CARTER. Jeffrey Dean, Charlotte, NC; B.S. Business-Math.
CATHEY, ,\my Luanda; Charlotte, NC; B.S. Business, Choral
Union 2.4, Homecoming Committee 3. WRC 3. House Vice-
President, 3; A.S.P.A. 3,4; Marketing Society 3,4.
CATHEY, Jack Miller; Charlotte, NC; B.S. Accounting; Inter-
Varisty Christian Fellowship 1.2,3.4, Action Group Leader 2,3,4,
Family Group Leader 4; Accounting Society 3,4; Intramurals
; Dorm Council 3; Intra!
Phi 0.3,4, Pledge President 1, Prudential Comm 2, Pledge Mas-
ter 2, Special Service Chairman 4; London Overseas Program 3,
Intramurals 1,2, ,4.
n Chemical boa ety 4. Treasurer
CROWTHER, Cynthia Elizabeth, Charlotte. NC. B A Speech
Communications; Marching Band 2; A.S.P.A 4: Marketing Soci-
ety 4; Dorm Council 4
CUNNINGHAM, Marv Jo; Naples, Fla ; B.A intermediate Educa-
tion; Fideles 2,3,4; ISC 4. Sigma Pi Sweetheart 2, Student North
Carolina Education Association 3,4, President 3, Intramurals 3,4
, PA. B S ; Stnngs 3.4; Ge:
CUMBEE, De
Religion; Inter- Varsity 1, B.S.U, 2.3,4; Orchesti
Opera- "The Magic Flute" 1; Choral Union 2,3
CUTRELL, Nancy Jane; Salisbury, NC, B.S. Physical Education,
B.A. Sociology; WRC 1, Rifle Team 1, Basketball Team 2. Intramu-
rals 1,2.3,4, Alpha Phi Omega 3,4; Sociology Club 3,4; P. E. Maior?
DADOURIS, Rick. Perth Amboy, NJ; B.A Biology, Varsitv Fool-
ball 1,2,3.4; All ACC Academic Football Team 2,3,4; ACC Honor
Roll 2, 3,4; Beta Beta Beta, Alpha Epsilon Delta; Classical Language
Society; FCA.
; Freshman One
DAVIS, Joseph Clair, Jr.; Conway, NC; B S Mathematics/Biology;
Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4. 2nd Vice-president 4. Chaplain 3; Circle K
1.2; B.S.U 1.2,3,4. Interdisciplinary Honors 1; Omicron Delta
Kappa 4; Mortar board 4
1,2.3,4, Project Chairman 3, Social Chain
, Cheerleader 3
ELLIS, Sherry Lvnn, Sanford, NC; B.S Business Administration;
Marching Band "Lancer 2. Choral Union 2. Strings 2,3,4; Venice
Overseas Program 3; Marketing Society 4. AS P A
EPPS, Bradley Scott; Newton. NC. B.A. EnglishSpanish. Pi Kappa
Alpha 2,3,4; Student Judicial Board 4, Student Referral Council 4.
Carswell Scholar 2.3,4, Madrid Overseas Program 2.
EDTING, Andrea Leigh, Salisbury. NC; B.A. Psychology; Major-
ette 1; Fine Arts Comm 2. The Stadeiit 2; London Overseas Pro-
gram 3, Dance Company 4.
. 1,2,3.4; Fideles Sweetheart 4
President 3,4. Psychology Honors 2,3,4; Theta Chi Little '
FACAN, Thomas M . New Canaan. CT; B.S. Business
FAIN, Janice Maria; Stony Point, NY; B.A Mathematics and
Music, Symphony 1,2,3.4; Choral Union 1,2, Concert Choir 3;
Spanish House 2,3,4, Residence \dvi<.or '. Omicron Delta Kappa
FAISON, Clinton Forrest, 111; Bethesda, MD; B.A. Chemistrv
Concert Choir 1.2,3,4; Student Government 1,4, Academic. Chai
ter. Extern Committees, Peer Advisor 2,3.4, Residence Advise
2,3,4; Alpha Epsilon Delta-Pre-Medical Honor Society 2.3,-i
i Chemical Society 3,4, Delta Kappa Epsilon 3.4, Pledg
t- Salem. NC, B S. Busine
CLARK, Steven W , Potomac, MD; B.A. Speech Coi
CLEMENTS, Marghente G.; Washington, D.C.; B.S. Business,
Fideles 3,4; Transfer 3.
rille.NC; B.A. English;
; College Union Fine
Company 1,2.3,4; S.O.P.H. 2,3.4.
COINER, Kim berley Coleman, Henders
S.O.P.H. 1.2,3,4; Theta Chi Little Sista
Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4, Worrell Ho
Arts Committee 3,4
on. Fideles 1.2.3.4, In
COMER, Douglas W ; Winston-Salem, NC. B.S. Business; Trans-
DELAPLAINE. Lawrence Colin. Bethesda, MD; B /
DELOACH, William Scott, Miami Lakes. Fla,; B.S. Accounting
DeWEESE, David Scott. Wildwood, NJ, B A Psychology; Sigma
Phi Epsilon 1,2.3.4, Pledge Educator 2, Athletic Director 3,4, In-
tramurals 1,2,3.4, Social Committee 2,3, Pledge Board 2.3, College
Union 3, Attraction Series 3, Technical Crew 3; Pre- Law Society
3,4; Hankin Scholar; Dean"s List.
DiMARTlM, Mark Philip; Jersey City, NJ; B.A English; Intramu-
DORTCH, Robert Cleveland, Jr.; Charlotte. NC. B.S. Business,
B.A. History; Cheerleader 2,3, Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4, Carolina Pro-
vince Representative 4; Phi Alpha Theta-History Honor Society
DOUB, Julia L.; Winston-Salem, NC; B.A. Art. College Union 1,
Union Attraction Senes Comm V, Old L,o!d and Block 2,3,4; Steps
2,3,4, Publicity Chairman 3
Club 3.4. President 3; London Ov.
FERENCY, James Alan; Chagrin Falls, OH; B.S. Account.
Sigma Phi Epsilon 1.2.3,4, Recording Secretary 4. Peer Adv
3,4; Accounting Society 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3.4.
aw I
1.2,3,4. Choral Un
F1NLEY. Duke, Raleigh, NC; B A English.
FITE, Mary Victoria; Vero Beach, Fla.; B.A Biology; WRC 1.2,
Inter-Varsity Chnstian Fellowship 4; Madrigals 1.2,3,4; Concert
Choir 1,2.3,4, Vice-president 3, Choral Union 1,2.3,4. President 4;
Stnngs 2,3,4, Songleader 3.4.
FLOWERS. William Donald. Jr ; Cheteryville, NC; B.A. Religion;
B.S.U. 1.2,3.4, State Comm ON International Students 4.
Weekend Team Coordinator 4, Chapel Committee 2.3.4, Pre-
FONT. lorge A ; Fairfax. VA; B A Anthropology Art, Ice hockey
; B.A. Psychology; Howler
r- Varsity Christian Fellowship 2
COULTHARD, Robert Franklin, Ji
Biology Math, B.S U. 1,2.3,4; Reside
Epsilon 3,4.
Sue
VA;
3.4; Sigma Phi
Golf 4; Intramu-
rals 1,2, 3.4
COX, Steven Luther; Raleigh, NC. B.S. Business, Transfer from
NCSU 3; A.S.P.A. 3,4.
, Michael A.; Cove Point, MD; B.S. Bu
Representative 3
I klGGLE, Emily lane, Greensboro. NC; B A English/French; NC
P1KG 1.2 4, Local Boaid 1 Sine Board 2. Chanman 4; Touring
C holt 1 . Olit r.vjarti 8/iut 2; I ranee Overseas Frog 3. WWWG 4.
rate Club 2; Choral Ln
Wind Ensemble
ITJCClU-O. Gary Scull, Greenport. NY: B.S. Business, B A.
Music. ].!.•/ I n i-mSle 1,2 l,a student Government I Marl.etinc
Society 1 Coffeehouse 1,2.3, Hand Manager 1.4.
CAMB1LL, Christopher Reginald; Elkin, NC; B A Religion.
B sU 1 2,3.4, Council 3. President 4, State B.S U Committee
3 4, Chapel Committee 2,3 4 Orient a ion student '■ -St. 3, 4 Omic-
ron Delta Kappa 3,4; Mortar Board 3,4. F ta Sigma Phi 3,4, Intramu-
UCK, Kent Leivis; Winston-Salem. NC. B.A. Politics.
HARDING, James A ; Boca Raton, FL; B A. Economics/History,
HAKSCH, Stephen Thomas; Falls Church, VA; B.S. Business;
Taylor House senator 1; Hockey Club 1.2 Vice president 2; Pote.it
House 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Intrarnurals
1,2.3.4; Inter-Varsity 1,2,3,1 -- uvC^p^mflPt^^^kwl
1 SII.L, Floyd Wright; Concord, NC; B.A. Biology; Alpha Ep-
nt4;Tn .---■■
_.^duation
I lankin- Scholar 1,2,3 4; Dean's I is
' 3.' Ah
allege Union 3; Ho
HAYES; gnxorv Ralph; Winston-
.^Ijoran^fcn 3.4, BLnv Society 2
HAYES Michael Wayne,
-i KINFN, Tapi; huopio. In
H&t, .John^^fci^Rwetteville. NC B.A' Sociology. Val
, NC H S Chemistry; Karat
GOERS. Amy Susan; Washington D.C.. B.S Business; Fideles
1,2.3,4. * ^~ .2
1.M.4; Strings },4
GOLUNKA, kj
3 Comm. 3,4
r 1,2; MRC 4
1,4; Intrarnurals 1,2,3,4,
, NC, B.A. Sociology;
HOOKEY, Scott Richrd. Washington, PA, B.A Political Scien.
Student Magazine 4
HUNT, lohn Kenneth; Steulem i He, OH: B A H„tory.
HUNTER Vinita Marie; BurnsvilU, NC; B.A. Psychology;
Thymes 1 2 1,4; ISc 2,3; BSU 12; Alpha Sigma" Phi I 'ml. Si.ter
3, President 4. Intrarnurals
, OH;. B.S. Math/Biology.
CP
College Republicans 1,2. WFjayoje.. 2. Inter- Versify l,
Brother 4.
HELMS, Barbara Elaine; Charlotte, NC; B.S. Religic
Ministries 1,2,3.4; SOPH's 1,2,3.4,
HENDERSON, William Lecil II Charlotte, NC, B.S. Business;
The, a Chi 1,2,1 I Historian! InUamurals4; Karate Club 1,2,3,4;
L.olk' L ;eP<>m.«-i-.its. 1 2,3,4, Vice-President and Tress 4; Marketing
ISRAEL, Catherine Dawn U'mston-Salem, NC; B.A. Politics.
JACKSON, Donald Keith; Bluefield, WV; B.S. Accounting; Trans-
fer from BluefieJd College 2; Varsity Football 2,3.4, FCA 2,3.4;
ODK-Mortar Board 4; Accounting Society 3,4; Graduation Mar-
)AMES, Amy Alexis; Greenville, SC; B.A. Sociology. College
Urnon 1,2.3,4, Treasurer 2. President 3, Union Attraction Senes
1 2,3,4; STEPS 1,2,3,4; Old Cold & Black 2,3,4. Assoc. Editor 4;
Sociology Club 3,4; London Program 4.
r 2.3, S'udent Tutor 4
JOHNSON, James Duggan Hastings, NE; 8 A. HistoryiEnglish;
S.G. Rep. 2. Challenee Publicity 3 Interim Chairman 4. Old Cold
& Black Staff 1,2.3. Columnist 4; Student Magazine Staff 4
1.2. Peer Advi ;
GRAHAM, Da
Kappa Alpha 1,
GRAMBOW, Susan Jane. Hyattsville, MD; B.A. Biology; Tri-Bela
CREENE, Bryan W.; Mooresboro, NC. B.A. Sociology; Davis
House 1; Intrarnurals 2,3,4.
GRIFFIN. Gregory Louis. Vinton, NC; B.A. Psychology
GRIFHTH, Louise Blair; Raleigh, NC. B.A. Anthropology; Trans-
(er trom UNC-Wilmington 2
GRIFFITH. Susan Kay; Addison, NY; B.A English/History; Alpha
3. Bowling League 4; Intrarnurals 2,3,4.
HERBST, Nancy Pamela; Port Chester, NY; B.S.
Transfer from SUNY 3.
HESTER, Emily Jean; Elizabeth town. NC; B.S. SdenceEduc.il
1,2.3,4, Choral Union 1.2,3, President 2; College l nun I octur.
Comm. 1,2,3,4, Chairman 3; American Chemical Society 2.1,4
Tau Eta Mu; Phi Beta Kappa 3,4; ODK-Mortar Board, Vice
President; Caiswell Scholar; Alcoa Foundation Scholar,
Club 2,3; French Ho
(ONES. Marsha Lynn; Richland-;, NC; B.A. Education; Intrarnu-
rals 1,2,3; Babcock Dorm Rep 4.
JONES, William D.; Cary, NC, B.A SCTA, Kappa Alpha. Club
Football President 3; Intrarnurals.
JUDSON, lames William. Jr., Rockville. MD; B.A. Politics. College
Union 1,2; Cub Football 3,4; Lambda Chi Alpha, President 3,4.
Teacher's Assist ant 'Psychology 4.
KARWOSKI, Jane Catherine; Atlanta, GA, B.A. Politics WRC
1,2,3.4, Secretary 2, Chairman of Social and Functions Board 3,
President 4; Women's 5ports Information Director 3,4, Schol-
arship and Financial Aid Committee 3,4; Freshman Advisory
Council Chairman 2; College Republicans 1,2,4.
KATIBAH, William George III, Charlotte, NC; B.A. Psychology;
intervarsity 1,2,3,4, BSU 1,2,3,4, Chapel Committee!, lntr.imur.ils
1,2,3,4; Phi Beta Kappa 3,4; Pre-schooi Committee 4; Student
Government 1.
KAYE, Lynne; Arlington, VA; B.S. Mathematical Economics; C.U.
HAMBY, loe Allen, Charlotte. NC; B.A. Religion/Philosophy;
Student Budget Advisory Comm. 2.3,4; Peer Advisor 3,4; Intra-
rnurals 2,3.4 College Republicans 1,2; Chapel Comm 3,4. Resi
dent Advisi
HAMILTON, Robert B.. )r.; Locust Grove. VA. B.A. SCTA
HINSON. Charles Sidney, Jr.; Aberdeen. NC; B.S. Mathematics,
College Union 1,2,3,4, Recreation Comm. Chrmn. 2. Vice-
President 3; Hankins Scholar 1.2,3,4; lntr.imur.ils 1,2,3,4.
House Co-Head Resident 4; Carswell Scholar 1,2,
ident4. ISC 2,3,4 Rush Cha>
—
Marketing Society 3,4. Intramurals 1,2.3,4.
murals 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 1,2.
KNAPP, Lynn Dee; Crab Orchard WVA; B.A 5CTA: Gazelle Edi-
tor 4; Associate Editor of OM Cold and Black 4; Assistant Editor 2;
Writer 1,2.3.4; S.O P H alumni newsletter 3.4, W.F. Dance Co.
3.4; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister; Phi Betta Kappa.
KNAPP. Randall S , Northport, NY; B.S. Math. Intramurals
1.2 3.4, Kitchin House Athletic Chairman 3,4.
KNIGHT, Cynthia Diane, Honolulu, Hawaii; B.A. Music; Inter-
varsity Action Group Leader 1; Intervarsity Executive Committee
2. Opera Workshop 3.
KNOX. Joy Lynne; Raleigh, NC; B.5. Mathematics. Transfer 3.
KOLE, Jeffrey Blair; Westfieid, NJ; B.S. Accounting; Varsity Base-
ball Te.im L2,3. Pi Kappa Alpha 1.2,3.4. Rush Chairman 3.4;
Executive Council 3.4; Accounting Society 3,4, Marketing Club 4.
American Marketing Association 4; Student Government 3; Con-
KOONTZ. David; Cincinnati. OH; B.A. Anthropology; CU. Let
ture Committee 1.2.3; Delta Sigma Phi 2.3.4; Lambda Alpha 3,4
National Anthropology Society 3,4.
KUZMTER, John Robert; Huntington, NY; B.A. Ecom
; 4. Student Athletic Advisory Board 3; Kappa Sigma
: Charleston, SC: B A. Biology; Airo-Amei
"' T 1.2,3,4; Chairman of Ath
i Society 4; Intramural 3,4, Big
; MD, B.A. Biology. French House 1;
Phi Dream Girl 3,4
University Theatre 1.2
LIPSCOMB, Mary Virginia; Richmond, VA; B.A. Biology.
LONG, Stephen Nelson; Roxboro. NC; B.A. Biology. Theta Chi
3.4; Tri-Beta 3.4
LOVELL, Patricia Marie; St. Petersburg, FLA; B.A, Psychology
LOVELAND, Philip Bruce; Havetock, NC: B.A Politics; Intramu-
ral Basketball 1,2,3.4. Golf 3.4, Student Legislatures 3,4; College
Republicans 1.2,3.
Food Committee 2.3. Deacm Edit
MARSHALL. Roy Jackson. HI; Winston-Salem. NC; B.A History;
College Republicans 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Uni-
versity Rifle Team 4. Student Government 4.
; Alpha Phi Alpha 3.4. President 4.
i the Psychology Depart-
MAXEY. Richard Eugene, Jr , Winston- Salem. NC B A. Econom-
ics; Transfer from Lenoir Rhyne 2; Kappa Alpha Order 3,4, Vice-
President 4
5 2,3,4; choral Un
McMULLOUGH, Joseph Dennis; Chevy Chase, MD; B.A. Biolo-
McCLUE, Timothy J ; Spring Lake Heights. NJ; B A Politics.
i Club 3.4; Theatre 1.
2,3-4, Union Attraction Series 2, Experimental College
3,4; College Democrats 1.4; SGA Food Service Comm 3; Speech
Communication Asso. 4, (FC Representative 4.
dence Adviser 4; Sigma Pi Little Sis
MILLER, BILL: Lockport. NY, Politics, Poteat House 1; Ice Hockey
Club 1,2,3. Vice-President 3, Intramurals 1,2.3; WFU Telethon 2:
Student government 2 Kappa Sigma 2.3,4; IFC 2.3.4. President
3,4; Strings sweetheart 2,3.4; WFU Dedender's Board 3; SLRB 3
MILLER. D. Sigsbee; Millers Creek, NC; B.A. Politics, Hankins
Scholar 1.2,3,4; Student Government 1,2,3. Treasurer 3. Chairman
Budget Comm, 3; College Republicans 2. Treasurer 2, Pre- Law
Society 1.2.3, Membership Chairman 1.2. Vice-President 3;
Gamma Omega Pi 2; Tau Eta Mu 3.4, Treasurer 4; Resident Assis-
LUKASH. Daniel. RockviUe. .MD; B.A Historv. Soccer Club 1,2.3. Scholarship 1,2,3,4; SOPH Society 2.3,4, Publicity
Varsity Soccer 4, CU. Tech. Crew 2,3,4; ; Tau Eta Mu 2,3, President Historian 4; Inter- Varsity; IFC-ISC Bible Study 3.4.
r 2. Intramural Basketball M. KarateClub 3,4. A SPA 4
MONTGOMERY, William Knox; Radnor, PA, B.S. Mathematics. 1
Economics: Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2.3,4; Intramurals 1, Soccer Team
1,2,3: College Union, College Republicans.
MOORE, Cynthia Lee; Matthews, NC; B.A English. College
MYERS, Barbee Claudette; B.S. Physical Eduction; Gospel Choir
1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3: Atrc- American Society 1,2.3,4; Intramu-
rals 1.2,3,4; Circle K 4; Community Service 3.4; Big Sister 2.
y Club 3,4.
NAKASHI.AN, John Lawn; Fair Lawn, NJ; B.S. Accountancy.
NALL, Terry Wayne; Greensboro, NC, B.S. Accounting; Student
Government 1, Appropriations and Budget Comm. 1; College
Democrats 1,2.3,4, Accounting Society 3,4.
lie:
President' 4: WRC2-
1-JAYLOR, Helen Elizabeth, Seaford. DE, B.A Psychology.
NELSON, Kevin Alfred; Jackson, Ml. B.A History; Theta Chi
1,2,3,4; College Democrats 2: Old Gold aud Black 2 3,4, Asso.
Sports Editor 5, Sports Editor 4; Peer Advisor 3,4; Student Judicial
, WRC Rep. 1:
B A. English;
NY5TROM. Andrew John; Winston-Salem, NC, B A Biology; In-
tramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Tn Beta 3,4, Vice-President 4, Vice-
President Eastern District 4; Bowl.ng Club 2,3,4,
OAKLEY, Russell Neal; Camp Hill, PA.. B S Biology; Student
Government Legislator 3; Track 1,2 3,4. Kappa Alpha 1,2,3.4;
Tn-Beta 3,4; Rugby 1.2; Outing Club 2.3,4
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iHMHHgHMMp
OHL, Matthuw David; Huntington, WVa., BS Math/Biolog-
Peer Advisor 3.4, Student Orientation Advisor 4, Sigma Cf
1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Mathematics Teaching Assistant 4; Intrami
rals 1,2,3,4 Wrestling Club 3,4.
OSWALD Theodore Klemm; Timonium, MD , BS Busines<
Head Resident (Poteat)4j Freshman Resident Advisor 2.3, Ameri
can Society for Personnel Administrators 3,4, Intramurals 1,2.3,4
PAGE, Elizabeth Leigh, Rutherfordton. N.C.; B.A. Studio Art;
Student Government Representative 3; Exhibited Student Art
Show 2; WRC Hail Representative 2; Howler Photographer 4
PAPPAS. Michael Ian; Miami, Florida, BS. Business/Spanish,
Track 1.2. intervarsity 1, Madrid Program 2, Sigma Chi 1 2,3,4.
Language I. ah Assistant 3,4. IFOISC Bible Study 3,4, Freshman
Orientation Advisor 3, 4; Marketing Society 4
REDDEN, Charles E. D, Brunswick, MD.; B A. Biology; Sigma Pr
Epsilon 2,3,4, Swimming Team 3
REED, Richard Kelley; BeltsviUe, MD, B.S. Business; Sigma Chi
2.3.4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Soccer 4
REES. Douglas Neil, Fairfield, Conn.; B A English; Intramurals
2,3,4, Old Gold and Black 3,4; Tau Eta Mu 4
REVELLE. Helen Gertrude; Murgreesboro, N.C , B A. Sociology;
SOPH 3,4; Sociology Club 3,4. Student Hostess Alumni Affairs 4.
REYNOLDS, Gregg Duane, Summit. N.J.; B.A. History. Pika
2.3,4; IFC 2,3,4, Treasurer 4. Poteat House 1.2, ROTC 1,2,3,4
RHODES, Douglas Battett; North Wilkesboro, N.C ; B.S. Busi-
RHODE5, Richard Stockton, Wilson, N.C; B A. Education; Inter-
varsity Executive Committee 2,3; Intramurals 1,2.3,4; Interna-
tional Club Committee 4; Choral Union 3; Tau Eta Mu 4.
RIDDELL. John Everett; Princeton, N.J.; B.S. Business.
cals 1.2,3,4; Chapel Committee 1,2,3,4, Pre-School Conference
Planning Committee 1,2,3,4, Wake Forest Baptist Church Choir
2,3, Biology Research Asst 3, Computer Center Operations Asst
4, Inter amural Softball 1.2,4; Intemural 2.
SHRAYER. Susan Lynnell, Pepper Pike, OH., BK A Intermediate
Education, Strings 1,2,3.4; Intramural Softball 1 Sec Treasurer
NCAE 4; Marti mers 3; Theta Chi Little Sister 4
SHULL, Lisa. Bethesda, MD.; B.A. Psychology, Strings 1,2,3,4;
Intramurals 1,2.3,4; Marching Band 2. Big Sis Little Sis 2, Intramu-
ral Coach 3; Strings Vice-president 4; Delta Kapn.i Epsilon Little
lister, 3,4; Co- asst Head Resident 3.
3, Sweetheart 4; Peer Advisi
SIKES, Robert Nathan; Greensboro, N.C; B.S. Mathematics,
Theatre 1; Delta Sigma Phi 1,2,3,4, Rush Chairman 3
Pledgemaster 4, Concert Choir 2,3, Chora] Union 3, College Un
Lecture Committee 2: WF Madrigals 3,4, Salem Theatre 3,4; Sal
PARENDES, Laurie Anne, Miami. Fla., B.A. Biology, Rigels 2,3,4
PARKS, Debora Jane KernersviIIe, N.C.; B.A Biology'Art.
ety 2.3,4, National Collegiate Players 4, Theater Productions 2.3.
PAYNE, Joseph Mmter, Ir . Clayton, N.C; B.S. Math. Cheerleade
2.3.4, Sigma Phi Epsilon 2,3,4 Intramurals 1.2,3,4; Math Club 3,4,
Math Teaching Assistant 3.4.
Committee 3, Treasurer 4; Business Manager of Student Public
lions 4, Publications Row Board President 4; ODk and Mortal
Board 4, Big Four Field Day 1.
ball, Tennis, Basketball!, 2,3,4.
SINDEN, Howard Bruse, Morganton, N.C; B.A Biology; Kappa
Alpha 2,3,4, Muscular Dystrophy Chairman 3; Golf Intramural
1,2,3, Ping Pong Intramural 3.
Beta 4; Theta Chi President.
■ 2,4; Student Judicial Board 3, Co-Chairman 4. Student
Government 3; Teer Advisor 3.4; Hankins Scholar 2,3,4; Pika So-
cial Affiliate 4
s 2,3,4, Student Co Chairman for Col-
lege Fund Alumni Telethon 2; Alumni Office Student Assistant in
Presides Box 3
PETERSON. Elizabeth Ann Dayton, Ohio; B.A. Biology; Fideles
1,2,3,4, Student Government I 2,3.4, WRC Dorm Representative
1; Pika Little Sister 3,4, Vice-President 4, Intramurals 1,2.3,4;
ROYALS, Hoover Megy, Jr.; Wadesboro. N.C ; B.A. Chemistry
Biology, Eta Sigma Phi 2.3,4; Alpha Epsilon Delta Vice-President
4, Historian 2.3, Afro-Ameiican Society 1,2,3,4; \lpha Phi Alpha
4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4.
SMITH. Allen Dale. Jr .; Durham N.C; B.A. History; Kappa
Sigma Tennis 1; Kappa Sigma Tennis J V. 2; Kappa Sigma
Pladgemaster 3; Kappa Sigma Guard 4.
SMITH, Donna Raye; Walnut Cove, N.C; B.S. Administration
SMITH, Kelle Annette; Centerville OH.; B.S. Math-Economics;
Resident Advisor 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramurals
Softball 1; Strings 2,3,4; Omnicron Delta Epsilon 3,4; Professor
Asst. 4; Outing Club 4, Wake Forest Dance Company 3,4.
POOLE, Leslie H ; Camber. MD , B.A Biologv'Chemi-.try; Circle
K 1, Band 1,2, Tn-Beta 3,4. College Union, Coffeehouse Commit-
tee 3.4, Board ol Directors 4, Outing Club 4, Chemistry LabT.A..
Biology Lab 1 A 2.3,4, Languate Lab Assistant 2.
S A FRIT, Jeffrey Taylor; Garner, N.C; B.A. Biology; Pep Band
1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1, ,3.4; lazz Ensemble 2,3.4, Choral Union
2.3,4; Drama 1,4; Theta Chi 2,3,4; Tn-Beta 4; Intervansty 1,2,3,4;
SNELL, Thomas E.; Charlotte, N.C; B.S Physical Education,
Rugbv 1.2,3,4; IV 1,2,3,4; P E Ma)OrsClub 3,4. Juniro class rep. 3;
Intramural Referee "l 1 Action Group Leader 2; Intramural Sports
1,2,3,4; FCA2,4.
Math Club 3,4; Advisory Council
1 Evrei
PORTER Gary K , Jr.; Doylestown. PA.; B.S. Busi
SAMSEN, Douglas Stuart, Genoa, OH; B.S. Business; Marching
Band 1,2,3; Wind Ensemble, Pep Band 1,2,3; APO 2.3,4; Intervar-
sity 4; Big Brother 3,4.
Mortar Board 3,4, Omicron Delta Kappa 3,4, Phi Beta Kappa
, Freshman Adv
N.J., B.A. Biology;
SCROCGS, Justin Leigh, Clyde, N.C,; B.A. Economics; Resident
Assistant 3 Asst Head Resident 4, Student Athletic Committee
3,4; Kitchen House 1,2,3,4, Bowling Club 4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4;
BSU4.
SHEAFFER, Deborah Sue; Chapel Hill, N.C; B.A. Biology,
Lideles 2,3,4, Tn-Beta 3,4; T R I.B.E. 2,3,4.
SPEARMAN, Kosanne; Creensboro, N C , B.A. History; Thymt
STAMEY, Beverly Anne, Greensboro, N.C, B S. Business, Amei
r Personnel
STANLEY, Emilv Carol, High Point, NC, BS Mathematics;
Marching Band 1,2,3,4; R A 3,4, Asst Head Resident 4, SO P.H.
3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4. Concert Band, 1,2; Wind Ensemble 3;
Pep Band 1,2,3,4.
A
RECTOR Neil Kenyon. Springfield. VA.; B A. Economics!
English, Student Government Legislature 2, President 3, Faculty
Student Life Committee 2.5.4; College Republicans 1,2.3.4; March-
ing Kind I 2,3. Jazz Ensemble 1 I', p Band 1,2.3; Harry S. Trumar
Scholar 2,3 4, ODK and Mortar Ft, nr, I I resident 4; Theta Chi 2,3,4;
Student Delender 4, OKI C...ld and Black Columnist 4: Intramurals
1,2,3.4
SHEETS, Urde Mack. II; Jefferson, N.C; B.A Biology.
SHELTON. Donna Sue, Greensboro. N.C, B A. History.
. Rockville, MD,; B.A Politics; WRC
SHOAK Richard Thomas, Durham. N.C ; B.A Biology; BSU 1,2;
Inter- Varsity 1,2.3,4, YARSeekers 1,2,3,4; Wesley Foundation Bd,
of Directors 1.2.3,4; Madrigal Singers 1,2,3,4; Choral Union 2;
Marching Band 1,2.3,4, lazz Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Musi-
STEEN, Thomas loseph; Farmingdale, NY, B.A. Psychology;
Taylor House 1,2, Lt. Gov 1, Governor 2, Intramurals 1.2,3,4;
College Union Recreation Comm 3,4. Alpha Phi Omega 3.4. So-
House Pres. 3; FCA 2, Intramurals 4
Tri-Beia 2.3,4.
Si
5»rrt.\
. Marshall at Graduation 4
UHLAND. Susan K , Wilmington, DE.; B.A Psychology
Democrats 2,3.4, President 4: North Carolina Student Legislator
3,4; Kappa Sigma 2,1,4. Summer Internship with Sen. Robert
WHITE, Martha Cj Williamsburg, VA, B A Political Science,
SOPH 1,2,3,4, WRC 1.3.
WH1TEHURST, Michael Charles; Bethesda, MD. B.S. Mathemati-
cal Economics, MRC President 4, Intramural- Football, basketball,
SoftbaJI 2,3,4, Rugby Club 1; Howler Sports Staff 3,4; Alcohol
STOWE, Linda Holley, Mount Hollv, NC; B \ Politics; S.O.P.H.
1.2,3,4; College Republicans 3; Poteat House Sweetheart 2; Pi
Kappa Alpha Little Sister 3,4.
STRICKLAND. David Duveen; Middlesex, NC; B.S. Business,
Hankins Scholar 1,2, Student Legislator 2,3, Academic G
Appropriations and Budget Comm. 3; S.B.Ac. Represen
Davis Mouse 1.2.3.4, Senator 3,4, Treasurer 3,4; MRC 3,4
U'll IMJK. Ralph Lynch; Durham, N.C., B.S Busine:
Basketball 1,2,4, Intramural Softball 3.
Ion 2.3,4; Choral Un:
STROBEL, Linda Susan; Durham, NC; B.A. English; Marching
Band 1,2,3.4. Staff 2. Wind Ensemble 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Orchestra
1.2; Cross Country 2; Residence Advisor 3,4, WRC House Presi-
President 2, President 2,3; Wrestling Club 2. Soccer Club 1,2 3 4
R.O.T.C. 1; Choral Union 2,3.
SUTTOR, Benjamin C. Jr.; Murfreesboro, NC; B.A. History; De-
an's List 2; Cheerleader 3.4, Deamon Deacon 3, Head Cheerleader
SWINDLER. Terence Adorne; Spartanburg, SC; B.A Economics,
Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Alpha
Phi Omega Treasurer, Afro- American Society 1,2,3,4,
TABOR, Dennis Gordon: Pusan, Korea. B.S Chemistn, Physic-..
Taylor House 1,2,3, Senator 2, Lt. Gov 3; Rifle Team 2,3, Ameri-
can Chemical Society 4, Vice-president 4; Society of Physics Stu-
TACY. Carl Richard, Jr.. Winston-Salem, NC; B.A. SCTA
TALLEY, Lisa Anne; Charlotte, NC; B.S. Accounting; Hankins
Scholar 1,2,3,4, Dean's List 1,2,3; Peer Advisor 3,4; WRC 2; Intra-
nurals 2,3,4, Fideles 1,2,3,4, Photographer 1,2, Social Chairman 3,
VOGEL, Tina Suzanne, SanPedro, CA.; B.S. Mathematics. STEPS
1,2,3,4, Tres 4; Marching Band 2, Choral Union 2.3,4. IV 2.3,4;
BSU Choir 3, Math Club 3.
ton-Salem, NC, B.A. Math-
WAKEFIELD, Elizabeth Russell, Spartenburg, sc. B.A. History;
OidGold& Black 1,2.3.4, Assl. Editor 3. Gazette Editor 3, Managing
Editor 4. The Student 2,3.4, Asst. Editor 3, STEPS 1,2,3,4, Historian
2; Mortar Board 3,4; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; London 4
WALL, Cathy Ann, Rockingham, NC; B.A. Anthropology.
Theatre Asst. State Manager 1, Afro- American Society 1,2,3,4.
WFU Choir 1.2.3,4, Student Athletic Comm. 3; J.V. Cheerleader 3.
Varisty Cheerleader 4; Co-editor of "No Mo" newsletter 3; Writer
forOC&Bl; Strings 2, 3,4; Lambda Alpha 3,4; Alphia Phi Alphia
Sweeheart4.1 K .
WALL, Margaret Caroline; St Petersburg, FL; B.S. Accounting,
Thymes 2,3,4.
WALLOVER, David Beatty; Beaver, PA., B.A. English; Iv 2,3,4,
Family Group Leader 4; Kappa Sigma 2,1,4. IFC-ISC Bible Study
3,4, Choral Union 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4.
WALSH, Thomas Raymond Walsh, Darien, Conn ; B A Psychology;
College LInion 2,3,4, Videotape Committee Chairman 4. Kappa Sigma
2,3,4, House Manager 3. Vice-President 4, Freshman Advisor 3,4;
Alpha Epsilon Delta 2,3.4. Treasurer 3.4, Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4
lU Beach, VA ; B.S Math; EtaSigma
WARE, Pamela Renee, Decatur, CA ; B A Political Science,
Afro- American Society 1.2,3,4; WFU Gospel Choir 1,2,3; President
2; WRC 1,2; House President 2;StUdent Government 1. Residence
Hall Staff 3,4. Strings 3,4, Old Gold & Phu k 4
V/ARREN, Mark Lowe; Raleigh, NC; B.A Chemistry, Cross Country
Team 1,2.3; Track Team 1,2,4. S G. Legislator 2. Recipient ot Spanish
Exchange Scholarship to Columbia 3; Alpha Epsilon Delta 2,3,4.
Fraternity 2,3.4; lntramuraJs 1,2,3,4
WATSON, Allison Rene, Raleigh, NC; B.A Speech C
Transfer 3; Ma- L -* : -
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Statewide Oft
WILLIAMS I aura I ynn. Lakeland, FLA., B.A. German; Intramu-
ral Football and Basketball 1; WRC Representative and Dorm
Council Representative 2, Exchange Student to Free University of
WILLIAMS. Tamara Jo; High Point, NC. B.A. Intermediate
Eduction, WRC 1,2,4, Johnson A-side House President 3; Wom-
en's Varsity Basketball Team 1.2, Fellowship of Christian Athletes
1,2,3,4, Student N.C. Association of Educators 3,4.
WILKINSON, Amy Christine. Wilmington, N.C; B.A. Psycholo-
WILKINS, John Douglas, Shelby, N.C, B.A. History, Transfer 2;
Theta Chi 2.3,4, College Union 3,4. Board of Directors and Special
Events Chirman 4, College Democrats 2,3,4, Marketing Club 3,4;
WILSON, Lawrence Allan, Jr ; Wilmington. N.C; B.S. Busin
Intramurals: Golf 1,2,3,4 and Basketball 2; Student Governrr
1,2, Campus Life Committee 1,2.
Resident Advisor Selection Committee 2.
WOODARD, Cal
!,3,4; Strings
History; Old
iketball 1,2, ODK-Mortar Board 3,4
Rush Chairman 3; Student Govern
s Scholarship 1,2,3,4. >-
11IOKTON, Polio. Winston-Salem, N.C; B.A. English; College
Union 1,2,3.4, Old Gold & Black, reporter 2; WFDD-FM, announcer
2,3,4; WKZL FM 107, announcer 3.
TIPPIE. Stephen Powel, Winston-Salem, NC; B.A. English,
Transfer 2. Photographer Editor, The Student 4; Old Gold cV Black 4.
English Honors 4.
WEIBEL, Marcus F.; North August, S.C, B.S. MatWBusiness; Delta
Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4, Rush Chairman 3; Social Chairman 4; RA 3,
Marketing Society 4.
WE1SNER, Larry Felix, Winston-Salem, NC; B.A. Biology,
2,3,4; ACS 4
WELLS. David Sinclair, Jr , West port. CT.; B S, Economics; Si gm
nbda Chi Alpha Crescent
ODK-Mortar Bo,
YASKIN, SallieHart, Williamsburg,
3.A. Psychology
Speech Commu
TRUMBORE, Bri
I.C; Alpha Phi Ome ;
CHU, Wen-Wen; Taipei, Taiwan. Republic of China; MA. E
TW1LLEY, Michael E .; Timonium, MD.. B.S. Accountancy; Track
1.2; Accounting
1,2,3,4; Emory I
WEST, Joseph rhomlev; l.mcolnton, N.C; B.A. History O.
Country; Alpha Sigma Phi; AthleticChairman, Pledgemaster; C
lege Republicans, Alumni Chairman.
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talk beneath the lofty steeple of Wait Chapel. Four years
later if all ends with commencement exercises beneath that
same lofty steeple. With diploma grasped firmly in hand
and feet itching to cross the threshold of the "real" world,
the graduate may surprisingly find that he really isn't
leaving it all behind. The academic achievements and extra-
curricular activities, the soaring triumphs and devastating
frustrations, the rare moments and colorful memories all
combine to define the Wake Forest graduate and guide him
for years to come. Whether consciously or not, you can't
help taking it with you.
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